https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/52d71b6fcd1a650e876a0cdb54a78530.pdf 907e23e1cff887820219cf9ee206e11d PDF Text Text .. -. . ~ • • Past Presidents Are Honor&d by ' Portland PTA Ill-Dally Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleport . 0 . Feb. 17 . 1965 1 . 8 . Ch h c· I PI f lrSt aptiSt urc lfC es an "t · for March f ar Iy Ap" "I . Act lVI tes Theadorus Council will Receive State Officer at District Rally Theodorus Council Daughters day , April Zl. Tickets Around And About Middleport God'• Integration Ice Sknting Party Held by Sorority b Pmtor'• Theme An Ice skating party was '"God's lntewalion" wa s the fur the held by members of Ohio Eta sermon topic given by lh• KeY. dinn h"ch rn be ed t Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Marvin E. DQwsnn of He • t h I 1 of Amertca mel ill regular .... I er w I w serv a Sorority and their guests Feb- Methodist Church during tho Cirdes of the First Bapt ist Smart Mrs Harold Chast> ehan -1 Past Presidents Mere honor· ;: I ston Monday evening at the 16 p.m. are '1.85 and reserva· ruary 5. Bot dogs, coffee "tnd morning worship service at the ehurch of lv11ddltopon ri<~mwd man prestdt'd l ,>d at thf' Portland D T A meet· j Mr and Mrs Randolph Ward IOOF . hall wi~h Lottie Cohen, tlon~ and mo~ey w~ch ar_e to chocolate were served around Mt. Moriah Bapllst Church SunMarch aC'tJvttitos Ln n. ~tlmg -.. Tht' nr<:lt- plannf>d to prt>~a:·to tng ob<;l'ntn& F'ounders Day. lot Kavt" nswood Vtstled recently counct!or, ~res tdmg. . . I be m at Manetta ~ . Aprll 19 the bonflre during the evening day . His scripture Jesson wal 'I'uesday ntght r tray favors fo r both lvntl .Lu"· \\'ulllen honored rPreived cor. with her mother, Mra. James r . ~he _meeting opened m rn.ual- are to_bt given to Mane ~auck, AttendlnR were Mr. and Mrs. taken rrom Ephesians. Member shutm~ at f<.:1 ,JN pttJ.ls at the next met'tmg lt•r sa~o:es and tht' mf'n rl"'li"ived ~urray Mn;. Ward wu the tstlc form. Two me_mbe~s of council dep~ty . A practice ror Don Betzing, Mr. aDd Tom Music ~as presented _by _the time will bt- rl:'rnemlit>rt>d by the Easter St'Rson Mrs. Bt-rLha ~-ups The past presidents includ overnight guest of her_ mother I Fores.t Rose Council Ku-t and ! the rally will be held at Tup- Sfnith, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Me- junior chotr under the directmn the E:lef'ta Clrdt' whwll lllt'l Archer gave devotwns t'd ~1rs. Howal·d Ebersb<tch, last Thursday returmng to Phylhs _Rowan wer_e gu~st.s. Re- I pers Plains on Sunday, April DanJel. Mr. and Mrs. James of Mrs. Paul Gomer with ~rl. Tuesday evenmg at ;tw hum"' Mrs Wtllts Anlhonv wa~ m ' \Irs . Pf'arl Erwin ~rs . Edgar Ravenswood Friday. port~ ill were_Edith Hmes a~d 11 at 1 p.m. Those _attending Wisecup and Dr. and Mrs . Keith campbell Harper accompamest. ot Mr s .-'\ R Pullen .:~n P:· lm· cha rge of the love-gtft ded lca- Brt>wer. Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Mr. and Mrs . Fielding Hawk- VlelsAJadr~oushS m HColze~ HoMs~lt- arehto take ~I o sandwktedchest. Riggs Jamar ilia Ward sang a vocal St M ~ 111 FulTz 111a 1r rwnSht-a lsogavetheprogru n H b tP . ~sEdgar ka, 1a ayre . arne emTeCounctwasas ore· solo "HowGreatThouArt," err~ 1: 0 ', _111"rll I"·,, ..,,...... "'h iC";l tn<·ludrd an artirle takt'n ~lr cr eM r lrhKe,Lo. r Beegle ins left Sunday for a two wee hart , WilmetH~ Smith and Kath- Cf'ive the Slate Vice-Councilor social hour was enjoyed. Games ' he · man . gave 11r v , , ~ . , , • " ' , Hrewer ar a u , . . l:'j d' I . . during t servtce. from -- (;u 1ctepo:st " Mrs Sm<:ttl l w'· ll MK 1 Mr vacation m ['on a . ryn Goodwin. One member, AI· at the evenmg sesston of the were played with prizes awardMrs. Fr an('t'!l Bt>arhs prPse nt · served<:~ salad course to the i \l r~. 18 1aml ' c :~Y , Robet-l 1 M and Mrs Russell Roush ta Nelson lost by death and rally and to follow up with a ed the winners, and refresht>d devutwn~ t'lll ltlt'(f ~\ 11..1· 11 ~ abovt' muned and Mrs Lilli<:tn ~ 0- _t"rt eeg e an r. / ' Eric O.aM Htll Vl:lil· flowers were sent. drill for the State Vice-Council4 ments were ~ved. MIA M [ BEACH (UPI) 0 er 's _Mrte .. DuriTIJI! rlk·. busmt:'~" McGht>e , .\1rs .Jacob Turm•r . j ( _?:<J.rL1 . • . f th 1 1 pTA .::;, s~~· the weekend with their 1 A communication was read 1or and Associate State Vice - The charter will be draped - Heavyweight Rodolfo Diaz of s~ssto~ two ll:'!ttors lr urn ~~~~s: Mt s John Scme!S, Mrs Bert 1ht' . mtot~ . 0Ma~h:c~u · 8 ~~ . ar~~ts Mr. and Mrs. Alfred from Edith Wakely , district dep- Councilor. Thank you car<:b In memory of Alta Nelson at Argentina will meet Miami 's s1onanes were 1ead <~r_a pla ns Buduner . and Mrs Milton Hood wus ~Jven p ~ fftt Lo . 8 ~oush 'Middlpurl and with Mr. I uty , announcing the District raJ- [ were read from Cora Beegle the next meetlng and officers Levi Forte in a scheduled 1~ 1 glt! were made to v1 s1t th1• ,-.,yr~··q"*' aye ro 1 • utse r~wM 0 1t' H . 11 1 Rut- Jy to be held at the American Iand the Nelson family. and the team are requested to rounder at the Miami Beacb Rest Homt 1n .\1:u C"h \lr~ l)OHCAS CIRCLE ·I er · Mrs. Hale,. and Mr. P~! ~e and rs. . wig~ J_se 11 enter- Legion hall in Marietta, Thurs- At the close of the meeting, a wear white. Auditorium Feb. 24. Tonv Fov.lt>r ~<I " appointed Pl<tw; wNt' made to remem- prt'sented a skit on the begmn- land. Sun.day t e_ ~se s ·.::::::=:o::..::.c::.:_::_~:=:_------====:....::_.:.....___ _ · · gn·l atten d· · lllF of pTA tamed . w1th a dmner . m honor charrman lor t hL ~ pr1 J~(·: , bt'r the schol arslup . . . b 0 1 The cJrdt' will ]Jrepare p : ~ tt-s mg llberlm Co llege hy the Dor- Karl Weddle and Roger Will- of their gra~dson, Encb,' ~ of cook ies :t:~nd ~-a ndv !4• ~llut ('a~ ('Trcit• meeting at the home ford presented a duet on musi- celebrated hts second ~rt ayd inso for Ea~teT \l r~ 1lavTd r u! Mrs Char lt"s St'arles. Mrs. cal mstruments, and a special Others presenflf wered , 1r and · · bY Mrs · C John Je ers an d 1'Mr. an d Darst prt'~tor. t~ tht' OfLH.;r:-1rn f'll · ' Searles . c·hatrman. prest·ded st'lectJOn was presente d p· 1 · · t·r presen1e d bund mem bers from lh e p or t- Mrs. Raro h terce an r . an t "tlled · ·A ·:'olPw [)uy tor K 01,1 I t. ·\lr~ · John K<~u . · Mrs ous and son, E nc. which 1s lw·;L)P{j 1n .\r lturt' , dev 11 twn!l tncludt ng Psalm ,l;;,nd SdlOol. These mc111ded 81\· Jnd. Mrmbt•r-s brnught '. uln ~'d 145. <1 mt>dt lat ton Pnttt led. "Mem ly Hf'egle, Hit:ky Proffitt, Becky Max Lambert of Columbus meal s robe st'TI! To '\~mt·v :\l.1x·, mmlt''i ... and dost'd with a po- Proffitt. Robin Allen. Pam Mid- visited with his parenls, Mr. ton . a rnr e1gn 111 1~~~ (111,1'1 em ·WtHJ Slore~ Bng hl M.;om- diesworth, Karl Weddle, Ollie and Mrs. Dana Lambert, recentA de'i~l'rl ('lltLI~t· -~-~~ _.,,·,u\ oms :-;ht' l('d 1ht' gn•up in ~ Sane B11rbHra Richards, and ly. to the ahon· anJl \l i ~ .IMWP rcpe<~t tng "The Lord's Prayer'' 1B~rbara Gluesencamp. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills ibbs. 1\· t rs. :-Jur ~~ ll<Jmi!t on , <>t1m<> a co mmf'ntary un the Readmgs about the work of · 1 G ~ !!> visited over the weekend w1th se W1l-.;on ~;rs Uento praH"r m closing. \the P.T.A. were given bv Jeff . daughter and famt.1y Mr . M'·s· flm · · · . · · the.tr vive saxton . Mrs .J unl' Klut·s. I Mrs S('ar!es reporlf•d that He~rris, Davtd Roush, Melissa d M H ld M ' d 'I 1• · '· th I' 1ea. h·••> d · Proffitt . J ane All en. R"lc kY. an . d • rs . f paro. an Mrs · t•va Hatlley . , v rs · O•'Ll eookJt''i k ft u·um .11 unns Oh" ' ch1l ren o amesv1 e, 10. · 'h ld · F'ultz. M r ~ Vale Muurn1ng ht'en la~en to the l I rPn s 1Hall and Lee Allen. I Mrs .Jan~t'~ ~t L~N ~ ~ Hornt'. Members brou~ht. f~od 1 Reflreshments from a t&ble I Miss ~ah ~echtle, who is LOH.JO\ UlU LE to b~ g1ven lo a needy tamrly . carrying out the P.T.A. colors employed m Columbus and R~ports on Nmp1etKI pro- The tir('lc w11l ~end a box ot · v.ere served by Alberta Glues· Charlotte Wright oJ Huchtel, allech wert> g1vrn wht>n tlw l.u1·, · trP<rts lo the seho larship gu·1 1encamp, Elva Daily, and Fred so employed in Columbus, were joy l'trrlt' met Tuf'sdav PU' !l· at uberluJ Collegl! fur tlw March Midd lesworth. weekend guests of the former ''i ing at the hottte of Mrs Poul proJPd 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -- - , 1\.l r'i Agnes While pre~ented 1 Bechtle. The gorls were tormer the p1og1 .Lm t'nltlled, "LPt'~ Put roommates while attending CoB<~ck tht- Fun m ('hnslian G1vlumbus Busmess Umvers1ty. Keepsake · ing ·· •nd r ondurted • quir.. The hn K t Ma;(_b met'tmg Wi ll bt' lw ld at • Jo rawsczyn , recenuy a_L•I AM l) N \) 1./ I H ' t • .· M. p· 1 smart. tended " managers meetmg m tht- home 0 1 1 s. <IU Chkago HI. 10 preparatiOn for I Mrs Searles was assts!ed by Mrs ( ·narles Edwards 10 serv-, Devotions taken from Mark ; the opemng or the ne"': Sear~. ' ookies pot ai D 11 by M1ss Grace Campbell op- Roebuck and Co. store m Gal h1 h . m~ stm( wte efsf. c I . u lah ened the meeting of the JOF I polis where he will be the new dup:; and co t'e o ueu • Whl;e. Agnes White , Mrs ..lohn dass of the United _Methodist man~~er. . , , • 1 B tt church Monday evemng e~t the Mrs. Charles Pelzell has re· j Kautf . Mrs l bares ennt' · ' turned to her home in Charles- ~ . Mrs Danll Harnm Mrs. Pearl 1I churC'h ' . I d. w· b.1 . 1 1'ht> hymn ' 'Count Your Bless- I Lon, \li . Va., arter spendmg the Hollm an· Mrs, l.lv t: me t'll ' k d h ·lh h th • · . . , ings .. opened the devotions, e~f- I wee en ere WI er mo er, 1 1 51 Mrs ~~ l izabeth a\om. l · . Mrs Arthur Stuart and Mr. ' l, ner. Mrs Hiehard Owen, Mrs D•Hl · 1t'r whll'h Miss Campbell read I· d . M . H C k I I aid Boont'. Mrs. ('harles Wlut.e, \ an article ··The Lord ~a!l Need ~nMr .~~d Mor~erEd:ard Evans ! • two · Mrs f', rank Chet"sebrew · Mrs. 1 ut It ·'' and closed With h 1and ·f.amily have returned to Ed · ·ds poems ''The Legend of T e ·, M d . ' ,, d "Th' M thetr home in Culver City, Los • : 1 I Searles , ttn rs . war · Ramdrop , an II IS y An J C J'f aft . 't' I -· Dally Prayer .'' . gees, a 1 •1 er vtst m~ I 1 Mrs. Marie Chapman, presi- With hiS parents,, Mr.' and Mrs. \ d 1 dueled lhe busmess St'S- Edward Evans m Middleport. , si~;n·;~~ contribution was made Miss Car~lyn Searls, who iS 1 to the building fund m memory employe<! m ~olumbus. spent , ' of Harry P. Smith. Thank you ' the weekend Wtlh her parents, Founders' Day v.as observed cards WPre read from shut-ins Mr. and Mrs. Lee Searls. wh en !he C'hest~r PTA mt>t m for gifts at Christmas. Miss i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Re~d regular session Monday even- 1 C<~mpbell thanked the class tor 'l and Mr. and Mr~. Harry " .111 • I. and chtldren of Columbus, VISFree replacement af any diamond tn~ . flowers sent at the- death ol her 'ted tl 'th Mr and Mrs 1 is guaranteed for one year, if lost , F'iv e of the I~ past_ presidents brother. J rec~; ke~~ cwd, Mr and r trom the setting. You get thiS l were pn'st'nl mcllldmg ~lf!l . Committees were named in- l..awrem: ed d d h edded secur1 ty, plus Keepsak~'li Nor m<~n Hose. \1rs Samuel \h-, duding Mrs. Antone Lucke, ,Mrs. J<lo:nes Re an aug~ guaranteed PERFECT;~~.~ dta- ]t hael. Mrs. Car l Kautz. \1rs 1 Mrs . .led Webster Sr .. and Mrs. •ter, Ruth. [ m:_d .......~-... .·~ ...*'& , Donald Mura and Mrs. Robert ! Dwight Parker. program: and l Mr. ~nd Mrs. Otto Hoffma~ ! ; _.... , "'-- .... .!;p4 ~ I Wood. Atter t.>ac-h one told the Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth and I of Jackson Spt!nl Sunday m Mid ~--•' d h 1 r dleport. pro)erl~ an . a1· Levemen s o Mrs. Webster, flowers. It ~as : Mrs. Jack Ford of New Hav1 ' the Pl A dtmn~ ht'r tt>nure of : decided to have a constructive . W v . lh dinner ff h r ted a 'b l .12 en. . a. was e o 1ce. s t' wa s prt's n I program surh as Bt e QU 1guest of Mrs. Emma Smith and ~ corsage uf yellow chrysanthe- I games at e;wh meeting. :Miss Hazel VanCouney. calling rrums b~. the program ('h~lr- 1 A. dessert ro.urse was served !iJJ the afternoon were the Rev. 1 man . \1rs Robert Wood. dunng the soc1al hour by Mrs. and Mrs. Lew 1s Mikell ot Galli-: I During tht' busmess meeting Lurke and Mrs:. Chapman. !polis and Mr. and Mrs. Otto ,.,,..,,..._,....,.,.=,.,.,....,,.,it wa~ vott'd to cnnl rrbute $10 , - · Hoffman of Jackson. - e= _!!££!':. · to the Count~· PTA Scholar- . ship Fund and the Southeast i District Conrerence was anf. OriQ nounced for March 28 in Guern. I sey County . Mrs. Donald Mora OU Ig•" a report on the recent ' Counly Council meeting. . A film stri explainina the I _The Heath M_ethodlst Senior Youth Fellowship had ilS It s p . "' pro~sed lc sales tax: mcrease · youth o1 . h guesls Sunday everung ! wJI! be shown at the Vlarc the Mt. Mortah Baptist Church. · mt'etrng. The book award ror The welcome was given by 1 altendanre was won by the Mike Lloyd. Mrs. Leo Snuth, !counselor, spoke on the mean· COMPLETE El~hth_ Gra~e . . f amilv Night wtll be obse~v- ing of Race Relations Day and · LINE OF : ed at the March meetmg w~th the offerings taken for Negro ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaruel colleges. · JARMAN I as prugram chairman. j A pl.aylet, "St Paul Comes to SHOES Church, • was the Methodist ' 9.95 given with Mike Lloyd, Tom ' aker, Kenny Russell, Keith If,....... J.okia1 lo< qualhy beddiDg at 1 prioo 1o piMM 7oar to IB Maltrua Morgan, Brenda Toney, Connie lmdpt, you're 1\W"e lo like lhe Simm.0111 Olympic. UadorPomeroy. Ohll> 19,95 or matching and noath tha durable otripod """"' are lowulrecla el Adjaa"'" I Cooke, Robert Swansoo ' Bill Davis. A meditation taken . Baxsprlng . R..t oprbap, opriop that gently give to body obapo. !Ilea Ifrom the .. Classmate" LAST TIME 'i~NIGHT was , aimoot immediately irm up 1o buoy0111ly oupport body "IEOTIH\1 " TORY" ead by Connie Cooke. Joe · (TfcbnicolorJ weipL And JlimmoDI uelwlva Auw·Loek -tntellon Marlon Branda, David Niven, Reichman presented the devo- : hold. thooo opriap oeourely in place, prev..,toohiftlac- '!VItia ' onal period. I Sbtrley .Iones, Marle Wind !ti Jw..lleo oad vonto, loert'o a tnmoDd..,..bnr at 1- thaa NO. Twill or li1o, tuftecr cw 11111less Rebecca Sand. Dody ')Qf, ThP. visiting youth were in- : Goodman. 'vited to attend the Heath MY F 1 I Ftalunthl: Tricky ChlckJ meetings if they desired. Games ' Colorurtoont were conducted by Mim Cooke. ' ' The valentine theme was carWED. end THURSDAY I, r ied out in the table decorations F.brua'J 17-18 NOT PEN with refreshments served fo1I . Iowing the meeting. Mrs. AmWAS $59.95 FRIOAY ond SATURDAY loId Richards of the MI. Moriah February 19·20 I' Church &companied the visit.. Edg1r Allen Poa't '"THE HAUNTED PALACE" : ors. I Vin(•ent (1'echnicolor) ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Prlcek Debra Paget, I Yu, now Jft .... ....-Ill wM 1ft bay lhe Baek Care ...,_ oboos. P-.D>c ~ ,...,., ...,,,....lzll. ~on Chaney. ideousl TerriMr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, Dlattn ..bouprlq Mt ••• er llG •n uch pl-. bouaht ' yrng' Weird! Rt 2, Cheshire, 0 . are announcMparately. Nothia1 ... bleD chMpd bal the pdee, •• "Mc HALE'S NAVY" for diat extra tooch el '" 'itiJ. llloob I I mg the engagement of their aU the f11hlnl tUI • • .. de h 1 bl1 •ller wh•a (Tec hnicolor) ' Dltion.dly adYertQN .. S59,9S He ltlll then. Co.... Ernest Oorgnin~ Joe FJynn, daughter, Sandra May, to Mr. .-I. .... cood.a.clq........ ,.ane~t ...u, ..... \, ~ lot woo $119.90 ••• Now $H.76 Tim Conway, illy Sanda, Albert F. Bryan, snn of Mr. Gt>o. Kennedy, Jean Willes. and Mrs. John Bryan of Mid· dleport. Mr. Bryan was recentSUN., MON. TUES. ly discharged from the Army. F•bru.ry 21-22·23 ELVIS PRESLEY lo Wedding plana have not been "ROUSTABOUT" completed. ' (Tecbnlcolor) Elvia Presley ~arban Sten· DANCE AT WABAr.L\ wyck, Joen eeman, Leif F..rlckso~Sue Anne Lan1don Wahama High school will f:tature : hold a teen dance thlo Friday COMMOTION on the OCEAN from 1 w 11 p.m. ai tho Wa3 Colorrt~rtoons hama school auditorlwn. The Admllllon: 7~ and tOe I Jaya will emcee. ,.. ltatue of Uberty, wetcb I ·I •lktut ZZ5 tons wa1 shipped l tblt eouatry from Fr&DCe 1D VOL XVI NO. 261 PROTECTION AGAINST LOSS I •. WASHINGTON (UPll - Derenee Secretary Robert S. Me·Namara said today the Umted States must continue its struggle to halt Red expansion in As1a and has little choice but to make its stand in South Viet Nam. ln a statement prepared for delivery before the Hou se Armed Services Committee, he described the situation m Viet Nam as ''grave but by no E LB ER F ELD s 'I I means hopeless " overt aggression against their ln the absence of such a shel· help preserve that nation 's freeMcNamara's strong stand on neJghbors because they had ter and anti-missile programdom. Viet Nam highlighted a widt:shown "great caution when so far not even proposed---he ··The chmce is not s1mplv ranging review of world affairs confronted with a determined said the death toll would be whether to continue our efforts which also spelled out Ameri. display of military power." close to 150 million persons. to keep South Viet Nam free can conditions ror a NATO nu. McNamara also said th.at The global appraisal took up and mdependent but , rather, clear Ioree and conceded that nearly 80 million Americans 30 pages of the secretary's anwhether to continue our strugRed China "in time '' could prowould be killed in an all-out nual 200-page "defense posture·· gle to halt Commumst expanduce ballistic missiles with hynuclear attack on U.S. cities statement. sion in Asia.'' he sa1d. drogen warheads. even if ~ billion were spent McNamara went beyond rt>" If the choice is the latter, But [or the near future . Me· during the next five years on cent administrahon statements as l believe it should be, we Nr.mara said, he doubted that shelters and anti-missile weapthat Americans are in Viet will be far better ofr facing the the Red Chinese would start ons. Nam at Saigon's request to issue in South V1et Nam '' -----=~------~------------~~~~~---------,~---- ---- I AT NO EXTRA COST! I Ch ester PTA I I ,I lr;-nsre; sthhoott~ ,,' . ullhm1 Nip-a !IJaJ Sat Jllb/IJI '!lYll fiMrlfl '' ___ ............... .... -a. · - ... --- s.._, .$ . ' . b~~·ause1 I Baseball fO If • Cole, 'NI"Ce Man Who Kneur :;' ~o~!,:":':a!oo;.;~:~.kl:~. Get Boost • • • How to L"JVe' -- Jack Benny • School BI"lls I ! Headline Topic FOr Meet10g • 1 ' 1 I •'' 1 1 I tun Big Savings on the BACK CARE ' For Junior • M"ISS pageant I ( I . suzy parker Is• In• Xem•a . I Specifacally made for lhu event! I lannlll . WORI.D Special low price I• Man to Ban War-Pauling A mhl yW k At a Glance 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE --- I '' 7'. I sa1d. ''I set' no other alternattve for the United States." McNamara said the staket were far more than the loss of a small eountry. If South Viet Nam succumbed, he said., the Redo;; then would increase pressure- on Laos and threaten Thailand. America would face the same problem aU over again or have to Jet all Southeasl Asia go by default , he added . NEW YORK 1UPil - Man the Nobel Peace Prize in 1962, I miserablt half of the world '• must rmd a rat ional and moral was a panel speaker man mter· people," Pauling satd alternative to war , Dr. Linus national private ronvocalion I . , ! WOOSTER, Ohio (UPll -I ·, ... Pauling , Nobel laureate. said called to examine the require- 1 War has become mcreasmgl) The success or faill8'e of this today . ments of peace . The meeting unJUS~ and tm~oral_ ~th in year 's crops in Ohio could be deThe famed chem 1st said he was sponsored bv the Center magmtud_e and ~ dlstr_tbutioa I \ .I" cided during the next few weeks, 'I believed ·we have now reached for the Studv of Democratic In-· of sGuffertmg , _he saJid. addhmg : hf ' 'I ., an Ohio Agricultural Ex:perih h f h t't l. f h . h he 1tov. IS to . sacrifice rea nattorM c aim t e ng '" 1 l e time m I e course 0 t e s 1 u todns., 0f II w w human lives and evolution of L"ivilization when a res1 en e ow. ment Station sdentist says to lake human !Jves lnstf'ad ot Dr. B. L Schmidt. station war will be abolished from the Violatioo Of Law . .. · "d h f . . . . . f bemg Citizens who voluntt"er to agronomist, sat t e amount o world and wtll be replaced by " I believe tt ts a v10latwn o t t th f r d h . a system of world law based n.atural law for half of the peo- pro ec euldamtlesf an th ell" precipitJtion between nuw I th h Apr1·1 WI 11 he en·t·tea 1 ln I . . 1 so . 1ers .o. ten ave . m m1s. country. upon the prmctples of JUStice pie of the world to 1tve b , ed 1 roug 1Jtary serv"ld. l · th . . . h . een .ore mto m1 bUI mg up wa er stores m e and morality." ery. m abJeCt J:<Overty . w1t out . . h . . 1 1 · . . . . . ce, hsomettmest. w1t uecutiOD SOl·1 prof"l1 e. Tl 1at de lermmes He fixed no defm1te ttme for hope for the future , wh1le the 1a!> t e a 11 erna rve crop gowtI1 and yields for next that eventualtty . affluent natwns s~nd on nllllsummer. Pauling , who won the Nobel . tarism a s~m o.f money equ~l ~ •·Jt is chance that determinet He said that although FebruI' I Pnze for chemistry in 1954 and , to the _ enure mcome _of th1s w.hether the CJVil~an ~ill bi ary normally has the lowest av - · killed. Instead of Htroshtma. ao-erage rainfall of any month, ~ / . oth~r .lapanese city might have • • I soil ffiOISlure supplies are allow"I been destroyed ... il is impoS· TRIO TO SING - Regtna Spencer, Barbara Lanham led to grow because of the neg, , .• 1:, 1, 1'1 1· nd w1I Ath t t f E t H h h l ,r ~ ~- 1 . . stble to support the contentior I . . m~. ~r on, a no. rom as ern tg , sc ~o , ligiblc amount or water used by · r .1 , that therf' was JUstice in thil .VIII smg. Whet e Have All fhe Flowers Gone.· durmg I plan is and lower temperatures. ' '. terrible concentration of suffer lhe _Hoo_lenanny t_h•s. Fnd. ay night in the Eastern high · "Ra•·ns wht"ch come 1·0 the ing on the people of Hiroshima. 1JI IU d ttortum. __C~rtam time 15 8:08p.m. __ late wmter and early spring of~~ Suzy Parker. the reigning Meigs County Junw r Mi ~.s. ten fall for long durations over is in Xenia this week reprrsenting Meigs County m '' 'rhe injustice e~nd immoralit)' i l<:~rge areas," Schmidt said. ::.: OhiO's .Junior Miss Pageant. Miss Parker was crowned of the great wars of the past ]"This saturates the soil surface Meigs County Junior Miss last December 26 at the Ji:iy· would be far transcended by a and \owera the water intake .1 ree sponsored Meigs County Junior Miss pageant. 1great war of the nuclear age, rate " suzy, the daughter of Mr . - a war in whi<'h t~e devastat,.. l . ·\rll'f.:l'· ! and Mrs. Homer Parker oJ Rut· $1,000 scholarship and an a II -! mg wepons mvo Ivr.na nuc Iear land. arrived in Xenia Tuesday expense paid trip to Mobilt' . Ala., fi ss wn that now exist were used. SSe Of evening. Ahead of her lie" three Ia participate in the Amer.ica 's 1 •· tnslead of tens ot millions, days of hard work. rehearsing, Junror Mtss ~ag~ant. ~e rm~ls hundrf'ds or even thousands of In luncheons spectal guest appear-~· or the AmertC'a s .Juntor M1"s - . fh he" · hl I • th ml 11 !ODS 0 uman mgs mtg the i1 Transrer or books was acromCAPl'ING - Mrs. Yvonne Scally of Middleport ad- :an~s, press-rad~o and T\i in· Pag,eant Will be co orca st on e be killed Grear nations might ' P1lshed smoothly when the I , visor to the Candystripers at Veteians Memorial h~spi- 1 tervleW!:>. and fmally .. aetua_IIY ]NBC Telf'\.'ISIOn Ne!work, March be exterminated. Civilization ' ·le1gs Count y Bookmobt!e made C?LUM~US (~PH _-Wf>dn_es- 1tal, caps Car la Ebersba<·h, a Pomeroy High srhool slu· lap_pearlr.g m the OhiO .Jumor 191 h at 10 P ~ · . n- mght come to an end. There il i. it!> first visit to the Salem Cen- ' duy ~ major legislative aclion dent , during ceremonies at the Sacred Heart church ' Mtss P~geant F'nday and Sat· . Also attendmg the .Oh to Ju even the possibilitv that the 't tel Elementary School Tut!sday. ! at" glance : I Tuesday night. - Sentinel Photo. lurday mght. ·10 r MJssh Papgeaknt "1111 .1bt' thde human racp would. ·noL survivt i HOUSE -- - - -- _ ______ _ . . rt!st of t e ar er amr y an BEVERLY HILI..S CALIF.- I Mrs Vilma Pikko)·a Jibrar- · H B 28 "ll" I d She Will compete agamst 20 friends and Bill Miller r·hair- the catastrophe. 18 Songwriter Jerry Li~in~slon's ' ian fo~ Meigs and r.a !l,ia coun- 1 in' ~:~;~n ~ 0 u~~Y : ;'n *1;;~.-.-~'f".·~·---· , ·~ " '"'r other lovply Ohio h1gh school ma n ~f the Meigs' Cou~ty Jun'·As rational and moral be. son w_as under ps:vdua_tnc ob- 1ties, is occupied this month I (Vote 125-2l . WOOSTER, Ohio UPl)- lsemors. The wmner receives a 10r ~1tss Pagf'ant. tngs. we are forrf'd now to fmd serva.tJOn tod.ay, followmg the making loeal cont<lC'ts to - H.B. 55, allowing county A. registered Holstein bull a rational and moral alternative 1 of hbts parenths I arrange schedules and distrib· judges 10 post one corporate or . to war :· ey were uggmg 1m, po ·• ute an estimated 9.000 books two personal surely bonds be- l '' ice reported. I h d k" fr· .V 127 0 ! . . h on biB father's farm WednrsRobert M. Hutchms . president . . ! on an . ore ta mg o 1ce. ( ole - L · The Middleport Htgh sc ool rl<>y about 10 miles oortb of { d th Gary LIVIngston, 22. was I . Bills introduced : lbasehfl li trt.~m wh. l· h em. r sum- • ·.• I o I he center. opene f ses4 booked on suspicion of assault I She said·'· that because local ' H B b . h" Oh" ~ I Sw ' JOolulldH:see eskatldo ftlhned ocoutnvlo[cparltaODc. 1 1. h r - . 234. esta Its mg 10 , mer 1964 play by wmnmg JtS , • he )'OUth's father Harold ra .IOns ave . . .ton of Gas , and Oil. . . • b • W.tlh ,·nlenl to comm.Jl murder · 1sc hoo I au._'lllntS . . · DIVIS 1.trt-eounty Summer league tour-1dt ed h bod The elder Livingston, 53, who ;had prevtous expertence w1th 1 - H B 226 increasing utire- lnament ·got a boost Tuesday ! s~ove~ ht e frY "'e•k ~ HOLLYWOOD fUPI' _ Comedian Jack Benny today tkal agreements to world peace wrote such hit songs as "Mair- state library book s, the trans-l ment - ~nefi~s for public em- lnight r~om the Mtddieport . Ath- ~ ~u.r: T:m~ om w~r t~n eulogiZed Negro stnger Nat Kmg COlE' as a ''niCe man were possible. 005 Y was ----zy Doe~ ls, " "T a lk of lh e T own " fe1 was. smooth · Teachers . · .and ·i ployes sehool employes and Jetic Booster Association. b llpeer. he B mam e w ho k ne w how to 11· ve - and ktt"W '" h0\1' to 111ake others a~d "Close to You," and his the as~ust~nt studen,t ll_~rar.tan, i memb~rs of the teaehers' re-I \iembcrs voted $250 be pro- ~llev~ wr;r:ria ow to n r ; : glad the:-.: were li\'mg -:• . . wire, Hut h. 51, were shot! Margo Gra.te and <_•.lona Gorf, l urement system. rvidffi to purchase be~sic parts the %,600-~u!:. a~mal !hicb BP_nny s movmg tnbute t? his fnend and fellow en· Wednesday In the family's iat Salem Center .asststed . - H.B. 227. requiring the state /of new uniforms with the school , bad been exhibited at the Oblo tertame~· w~s del~vered ~~ St ~ames Eptscopal Church fashi_onab!e . home here . . :rhey l Nellie Vale, princ ipal of the 1to pay counties $l for each vote ! athletic department to add State Fair last year. where Coles family .a nd_600 fnends ar.d news_mf'n Wt're are m "satisfactory conditiOn.'' school announced that the cast in elections for state offices !other necessities. I • , respects to the _smger. 1 gathe1:ed to pay their fm_al buokm,obile will return on and issues President George Hackett. : •$ c"'~~;;ro-~ I' ~'~fi~N, · ' '.,,' IlL hrs remarks , Henny satd : . . . SEAni.E- SEATTLE UN-I March 16 makmg school and SENATH Jr ., named Gene Harns and Veteraas Memorial llospital ''ln the a~ceptance or _the be. of lhe worlds highest •. patd lversity"s drf'ams of a~other l community stops in Salem Cee- Bills Introduced : Cha~les _Asa Brad_bury to a ADMISSIONS -:- Viola Wills, l~ef 'thy w11l be done . many land bt>st ~ loved ente-rtamers. post-season basketball b1d lay 1ter and Dexter. Adults are en- - S.B. 100, reducing majorlly nommatt_ng commttlee to. r+'- Cheshire ; Joe Wills . Cheshire; t1mes we are_ prompted to ques-. was a trequt'nt vrsrtor to tht' C'l'UShed today with the arrest leouraged to get books from the for passing local bond issues to i pla~ hm1 . w_hen h~ resigned, Trudy Wills, Cheshire; Becky tton the JUSttce of evt'nts s uch : Whll~ House, as !he ~oest of RPSidents of the community of. t.wo stars charged w1th c~n- unit After March 16 visits will simple maJority in general elec- wh1ch he did tmmed.Jately aller- Coleman. Mt~dleport; K~thryn as lhe one , that bnngs u to- i Prestdt>nts Ke-nnedy and John- are bting reminded of an lm splflng to shave the pomt be made every two weeks. tion and 55 per cent in primary. wards. Coleman. M~ddleport; F~ velyn gether toda} . 1son. . portant meeting on school legspread in a game. The suspects -sB. 106 allowing <~mall Murray . Middleport : G(•ratd l " F'or here I stand - 8 man Cole. 4~ . drrd or cancer last islation being held tonight at art Charlie Wlll _ta.rns and Pell- According to Mrs. Pikkoja, a communities · to eontract with ~m~~~.~-"''i""f Thompson, Pomeroy; Simon 1,11ho has been granted the . Monday morninl': in St. John'_s the Middleport High school. Th1 er Phillips, both 21. new bookmobile with a capac- the county sheriff for police Tbe- Pomeroy Senior class Johnson, Pomeroy . years of life that one can hope I Hospital in nt-arby Santa Mom- 1PEP bill legislation and other J. E . Milnes. special agent in ity of 4.000 books is being built 1 protection. will bold 1 jitney supper at DISCH AR~ES - Ma_ry ror good health a ~eas- ca. . . : school finance problems will charge of the FBI here, alleged at Wooster at an approximate ! tbe Pomeroy elementary Hughe~. Cheslure . Ethel P_nd · ure of rontE'ntment - deliver- A racially m1x£'d group of b discussed during the mee-t. the two had conspired with Leo cost of $17.000 that will serve Meigs General Hospital tcbool on Saturday, Feb. %0 "dy, M1ddle~ort; John .?'Bnen, In!-: an eulogy for a man whose more than four _dozen honorary mg . Casale, 24 , owner_of ~~Action- Meigs c_ounty nnly: U~til. i_ts l ADMISSIONS_ Lewis Ellis, from 5 until 8 p.m. frocee~s ,Chester; D1anna Cund11!, Mas- span .of life _ was so short -~ p.r.lt bearer:-; rn~lu?t>d . the ' Guest speaker.~ will include A-Go-Go Lounge m Chicago, to complelion. Mrs. PtkkoJa ts d1s- l Middleport; Lottie Justis, Mas- Iwill go towards tbe ctass trtp on. espe<'Ially th1s one - Sal Cole cream of A~enca s pollhcal Sen. Oakley c. Collins, chair shave the point spread in Seat- tributing books in her own pri- •on. to Washington, D. C. - who rave so much and who I and entert amrnenl world. man of the Education a n 4 <Continued On Page 8) vate car. I DISCHARGES - None. ~~~llm\W~Am;~ MARY FOSTER WINS :Still had so much more to gtve ! Amon!>( them WNE' Se~. ~ob~ Health Committee in the Obit MASON - Mary Vernon Fos·l ~· He ~ave It rn song - m Kennedy, D N~ y , Lahfrrma Senate, and Rep. Ralph WfAk ter, daughtt'r of Mrs . Sarah I frten~shtp to _ h1s f~llow-man- Gov. Edmund G. Brown . F'rank er , member of the Ohio House Fosffl" of Masoa and the late devotton to hts famtly . He was Smatr~. Sammy . DavlS. Jr ., of Representatives, Educatioll Vernon Foster, is this year's 1 a star - a tr~mendous s~ce~ss Frankie Lame, J~mrny Du~an- 1 ~ommJttee. Betty Crocker Homemaker of a_s an entertamer - an mlltu- te . Steve Allen: B1lly I?amel~. The meeting will begin at T: Tomorrow for Wahama High lion. But even a greater suC'- Stan Kenton. Count Baste, Mtl- 30 p.m. ana is being sponsor School. She scored highest in cess as a man- as a husband ton Berle. ~eter Lawford. Ed- ed by the Middleport Parent. ~ I a written homemaking exam in- as "' father - as a friend ." I ward G. Robmson, Danny Thorn- Teachers Association. Parenta 1 ation taken Dec . l by .7()4 1 Cole, who was born the son . ~s . G_eorge Burns, J~hnny Math- and teachers from all schooll 552 . , . sharecropper- Its. Btlly Mal and R1cardo Mon- in the county have been in¥111 senior girls. She is now eli i- of an Alabama WASHINGTON (UPO-Presl- ! for more than two years, many I A. It is Amertca 1 bl g gest 1farmmg area! . g ! preacher and who bf<'ame one I taiban. ed vru·a 1 les is ..-.. •..~:-.. dent Johnson's $1.1 billion aid- 1Americans are still unfamiliar 'pocket of poverty." One-third ' A. No. Its principal industry ble f_or state and national schol.· 11 m ng . .,._._.. . · I . . I arship awards ranging fro m ~70~""""~':'i:Ti:~')!i/l%''~~'i:.C"'>'7~7W'l:t'"'" ;'fl""-- '· ,. >-~'\!:' ¥,' , -...: · 71£ I ot the local PTA umt. to-Appalachu:1 program IS an at- 1with 1ls purposes and pro- 1of Its people subsist on family r has been mining. lt produ<'es l~i:.¥,l/,f.\i!M~~~~hh'' ~,1~t-,t., ,.;,1'1:,.....~,..~. ;t<>$1U:t\: 1 tempt to give one impoverished · visions. Here are some :Incomes of less than Q.OOO a two thirds of the nation's coal. : $500 to $5.000. 1 I • region of this country the same que!.tions and answers about ! year. Its illiteracy rate is 4; , Shrinking markets for coBI and I Donors are needed for the Red Cross Bloodmobile ; Ml88 Becht, 83. of 1 2 kirnl of fi'Onomic boost which this major Item on Johnson·• : per_ cent higher and its per ' automation of many mining op- 1 The Ohio State Patrol today , ~lsltl ne~\ ~o;~ay,l ~ebru~'l- : "" ~ t=•M Pomer::fMioenville Die& 0 · 00 ~om · · lt!t'O Funeral services for U. S. t:ore1gn aid has provided 1965 legis_latlve program : income 35 per cent lowerahons have sharply reduced I reported the arrest of Betty 1 un or g e · ~ IIIYf capita 1 for dlldeveloped lands abroad. Q. What and where Is Appa· er than the rest of the United employment. In 1947 there were . Wallace Jt ~liddleporl on a 1 In\~ Ve~on Neolslel,beChapter Cbbalrmban. M 1 C t Becht 13 Nlllers.W., The President has• Bl!ked Con· lochia'' II States . • • ' 450.' 000 mining • jobs tn Appala - 1 s~oe ed c·harge · . Sh e WI·u appeBr i Homemakers • ran oenExtenfdon "' served e gs oun Y died t•': .,.;...,. 1 . . • Council Y t • liP mu.....~ I sres• w gtve top prtortty to thts A. It ls a mountainous rOI)on , Q. Wdl SJmdar aid programs ch1a. Today. slightly more than in Gallipolis court Feb. 24. · General hnspltal, will be heih:]i\' ltglslatlon. ll already has been which stretches diagonally down he drafted for other economic- · 150.000 men are employed in Doctors staffing the Bloodmobile visit will Include al 1 p.m. ot EwJit IPI>I'OYed by the Senate. by a the Eastern seaboard from nor- ally depressed areas? ; mines. DIVORCE SOUGHT Dr. ~- M,- Boorks, County Heolth Commlsoioner and · eMI vote and has won endorse- them Pennsylvania to central A. Yes. President Johnson , Q. What would the pending ' Barbara Walker, Locust . st.. I Dr. Selim Blozewlcz. ment by the House Public , Alabama. Ten times the me of assured the Senate, shortly be- ' legislation do to relieve Appa- 1Pomeroy, has filed suit for di- 1 For tbe post three yean the Melg1 County Cbapter ·WorkJ Committee. Acllon by Switzerland, lt includes portions lore it voted on the Appalachia lachia's plight? i vorce from Roger Walker. Porn- bas supplied all of tbe blOOd needs of Melgo County the full House Is expected by I of 11 slates, and has a populo- bill. that he woold recommend A. It is essentially • program leroy. The plaintiff charge• groaa i resldenll, Continued oupport of Meigs County donon lhe end of February. lion of 15 million persons. similar help for other realons i of economic development. de- l neglect of duly and extreme will rontiDue thll polity. Although the Appa\l<hla pro- Q. Why Is this one region he· In need of it. , signed to create jobo by mak-l' cruelty. She Is seekJni custody Fam has been under discussion inll •inllled olll lor federal aid? Q. II Appalacltia prlmarib' •I ICOO!Inueci Qn Paao. l) ol a miaor c:ltlkl. 1 f"""""' ""'""'"""'.,.....,."' W'-""""' Salem Center l ~ ~ a t ~I Book Transfer ::· Went Smoothly 1 SIMMONS OLYMPIC Propctlfl No EKpanston As.'llerting that swift attainment of stable government was crucially important, McNamara did not propose expanding America 's role m the war or enlarging its 23,501)..man military commitment. But he sa1d present programs must be ('ontinued and other nations should increase their help. "Considermg the great stakes Involved m this struggle," he 1 ' i M M .h y th are Heath Guests 2 I I[ II I "' :: : ;-:. -------- I I /s Observed by j FIVE CENTS I · ay ' ~ I • D -~ South VietNam Critical Weeks Near FOf Crops ' I Founders • Ill McNamara: Stand j I' . . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I 1 - .. . --- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1B, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I Miss Campbell I Js Leader for ClasS Meettng enttne Mtta7 fair, I lltltt ..,. • loaJ&IK. Low r.JPt rl--11. .... day pm1ly cloady, lUIIe .... lD temponthln, 111&11 *if. .~ I I • at YEAt'RU -' .. ;f ° • e ~-II&. I 1 '' NOW YOU KNOW Foreign Aid System Brought Home ' \ l ' · t . Develo n men Appalachia Aims r 1 I I 0 1 6 0 �.. . . ·- .. -. . ., • DOCI'OR 2 Dany Sentinel, Pom@roy·Middleport , 0 ., Jl'eb. 18 , 196~ SAYS~ The Daily Sentinel !- editorial' Study Of Man Brings Understanding 'fiE H AVE many person s exp r e ss theu- teeli ngs in con nection with th e cnsb l!at our cou nt ry see m s to be [acm g, and 1ne gets all ldnd s of reac tlons One of t!lt btg problems JS that the wor ld v. e llve In ha• shrunk enormously tn the ll!• span of many no w ll vmg , and we have been unable to Uve m accordance with those changes. There is a need lor more understanding In an age In whi c h the new humanit y can fl y and move from place to place wtth such rapidity . One of the major problems is that we can move from place to p la r e on the s urface of the earth, and tt IS llttle wonder that we have difficulty In talking and unMr· standlnc wlth strange peoples . About we can do Is trust our leaders to delve Into the problems and come up with what we hope are the dectslons We must always ke ep the other fel · low In mind His problems , his needs . his way of Ufe, really concern us all There 1.t or 1hould be a realization that srlenre and technology can shnnk the world , but It 11 1omethlng else to train the mind of man to have understanding In our local communltv one of the major stumbling blocks that even where we live together , apeak the same language and live In the umt manner wt still fail to communi· rate . One of t he greatest needs in the world is for the study of man himself The only road to complete understand · ID& 11 to know e:uct11 what the 11ther au p e rson ' s problems are and try proac h 1t with kn ow ledge and standin g to apunder- • F a r too m a ny peo ple are selfish and can not se e a n y f urther than their noso. The tr ideas are right, and nothing that anyone else advance! Is of value Many times we have wntten to the effect that one of th e biggest problems our commumty fares is rapport that umtes the thmk· 1ng of all peoples, and a constderatlou for what they need, and how they can be he lped . Until we learn and atudy about our fellowman there is no hope for un· derstanCmg. Attempts have been mado to brmg certain elements of our popUli· hon toge ther. but they have been •por· adic and with Uttle or no concrete re· suits The image of our country must not bo too 200d m many part• of the world . We hav. not gotten It across to many peoples that we are not Imperialistic. We have tned for years to prove that we are th champion o! freedom, but every day we hear of nots , the storming of American embassy's and othera of our establish· ments , which is a sure algn that those peo ple most certainly do not understand our motives If enough of them could span space and see the progress of free· dom lovmg democraciea they might rhan ge their minds. lt all boils down to the fad that those people and ourselvea must study man, ancl th~ time II ltltlnl llhort. ... Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN Mill Mldnljhl't Notebook · Can Spring bo Ill oway' Eillabeth Taylor and Richard Burton wUJ make it back 10 Hollywood Late in June They 'll arrive lor the big "Sandpiper·• premiere, •nd have already reserved tht u~­ uol bungalows and 17 rooms at the Beverly Hllla Hotel for the children, the domes!Jcs l:ll%abeth's wardrobe and that sort of thmr Nat Cole's daustner Cook ie flew homt> from her New York drama classes to be near her father and help her mother in her ume of sorrow Of all the compliments Rod Tavlor has received for " Young Ca.,Jdy ," the film story of Sean O'Casey, the one he cherlshts most hi a note from director John Ford sayin& " Your performance could have a:otten tears from a rock " It looks likt another Academy Award nommat10n D1mltrl Tlomkln now wants to tackle "'Anna Karentnn " ns a Broadway musical. H• 'd like to ro-produce, too . he admitted afttr winning two Golden Globes at the Holly· wood Fore1en Press Anoc1atlon Make a bet that he doesn 't do it he racks in fanta stJc loot aa a movi~ composer. and there l!n 't an ac· tress on Broadway who could plav "Anna " ''Happy" Rockefeller 's friends saY the- cheer.. ful nickname doesn't ru her any more she couldn't bt happy over th• loss of her chJid· ren to her former husband, and Gov Ror. keleller's political futuro looks bleak. William Lew11 . tenor lead in " P1que Dame·• at the Lincoln C•nter, IS going to iWe a con· cert at Town Hall in September - all 1n Rusllan, a language he mastered In five months Why' I don 't know Perhaps It's a tnbute to Nikltll Khrushche-v Who e~cept a Rus51ln. 1f0uld want to Iitten to a Russian concert '> And Jt'a doubtful that the real Commies would ..,.. It lttoD4 ODd risk beulf photolfaphllll by the Jl'lll Astrunaut Gordon Cooper will makt tho he Regency Hotel his headquarters when comes to New York as a guest of the Air Forcw salute Ia Gen. Curt11 Le May . The event takes place on Feb. 22 at the Waldorf. Tennessee Wdhams' last play, 11 The Milk Tr;.~m Doe5n I Stop Here Any More," which flopped tw1ce on Broadway (although U wa• fa r bett er than the critics admJtted) appar· ently will go on and on, anyway. It Is being cons1dered for producUoh ln London with •tatuesque Carol Browne in the leadmg role es•ayed m New York nrst by Hernuone Baddtly. then by Tallulah Bankhead. Ray Stark I! on a talent hunt for " a yacht that ran ac t '~ for his flicker version of ''Oh Dad , Poor Dad " Specif11:ationa - the cr1ft Will have tu be gigantic, believable as t h e properly of the richest man In the world, and the true owner will be gtven a part In tho picture Arl!!lotle Onassis and Stavros Nla rchoo; undoubtedly don't need the money, but they Just might take il The film hasn't of!Jclally opened yet, hero or in London . but the preview comment• on " Lord Jim " sound like money In the bank . Examples ' An Bl'tJOn melodrama of tremf'n "Ma s ~ audiences will eat dous .s tature " 11 up " "Tremendot."C box • olf1ce bloek • buster" "Richard Brooks has directed one of lhe most thrllhng lllms of all tJme" ' PetPr 0 Toole ('aps everythmg he'1 tvtr done " (Golly, •ound• "' If they lill:ed It) . The ownen of the Martin Beck Theatre are applaudmg themselves as they watch the t~ u d1ences str earning m to i~ Buddy Hackel! m " I Had a Ball " They had 1 chol•• or lour shO'!\ R for the1r theatrt and an ecstatic that tho1 solecte<: tht hit. Reports From fhc Capitol 'II' ASHINBTON (UP!) - In Illy .anthology of bright saylllgs ehl m dJVen paces With diver by ldults, you w1ll Cmd more quotation• about " time'' than almost any other subJect Diotentt 1poke or timt as "tbl lrnlge of eternity " Ben Jonson caiiiKI it " that old bald che1ter. ' Both concepts have a ct!Uln validity, but It Is from Wi.U1am. Shakespear• that I take my t.xt lor today . Good old Bill pretty well aummed the whale thin& up persons .. As an example of the divers paces that time travels With divers membert of Congresa let us con~ider what ha ened on a •insle day last wee:P Propofi.ei "Sabatlcai" On one Side of the Cap,tol, Sen Gale McGee , D-Wyo. , pro)Xlsed that us senators be &tvon a "sabbatical loovo" ot some ]Xllnt during each term 10 when he wrote that 'Time trav· Time ....L&-- 1 they would have time to "sit and think ."' McGee pointed out that mo!lt &enators are 80 occupi@d with the day-to-day routine they rarely have an opportunity to C'ontemplate the eternal verilit 1 8?~ other ab~tract precepts. What I leek Is lime to think •bout what has been facetious ly called tho b1g plcturo," he uplalned Hatlo J.lowEVf:R .. ·ANP BE 11-IAT .AS 1$ 1\QNT·• LOOPHoLE: APPAREr-ITLV DIPN'T REA[;> lHE FINE. PRINT IN HIS OWN LEASE .... The Lighter Side B7 DICI WEST Valted ProM IDteraolloDal WASHINGTON !UP!) - One of the lllDil unusual art work• found In the U.S. Capitol -or .uywhere elM for lhat matttr -is 1 piece of sculpture titled "Monument to Pioneer Sulfrap Leaders,'" Relatlv•ly lew people, how· over, ..,e that title It ;. more generally known as "The Three Old Ladi.. In the Bathlub." The sculpture dep1cts the stern·visaged Ukenesae• of Susan B. Anthony, Lucretia Mott, ond Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Or at least the1r upper portions. Their lower portions abruptly disappear Into a huge block of Itah.an marble out of which the wert carved. upper portion• That ia what makes It appear they are oharlne a communltf beth . That and the fact that one of the ladles Is wearlna 1 bonnet that looks • b1t like a shower cap. Rallying Pol•t Anyway, the monument is the rrdlym1 pomt tor what must be one of the most per· oislent lobby•na campatli"• In American hlslory . Every year &mce 1923, the Natlonal Women 's Party has preSiented Conaress w1th a de· mand for ~ cons h tutwnal amendment estabUshmg equal· lty between the sexes. And every year smC'e 1923, CongrPss has been out to lunch. I recall Interviewing tht partv's national chairman in 1960 and she a!sured. me that the outlook was rosy Well , here 1t is 1965 and lhines hav• not changed very much On Monday of this weok, of· llclals or the party and about 20 other women 's uraanizations eat~red berore the monwnent to oommemorale the !45th anniversary of Susan H Anthony'• b1rth , Once agam , they raised the plea lor odoption of the equal rights arnendment And one• again the outlook was ruty. Not only rosy, but sever1l other floral hues Is well They laid so many wre.aths on the monument, 1t appeared that th~ three ladies m the tub wen takin1 a flower bath. Wish Tbem WeU I certainly want to wish them Well, but •omehow I have a feeling that they are uslne tho wrong approach . A lot of members of Congress pau by the monument tvery day It " entirely )Xlssible that they have started subconsctously to associate it with the proposed amendment The statue looks unfinished · ergo, the amendment remain; In the cateilory or unfinished business If I wer~ running the Nation· al Woll'len '• Party, I would lmmeduttely hare 1 sculptor to carv• up the rest or that martile block so that Susan 8. and her alster Suffragetts would ap· pear m lull l1e;ore. Unless, of course, they ruUy were bathinl toeether. THE ALMANAC By Ualted l'res1 lol.l'DIIIonal Today ~ Thursday, Feb. 18. the 49th day of 1965 witll 316 to follow. The moon · ia approochJn& tt1 btl! phllt. Tbt IDorDinc •tar " Marl. ~ HELEN HELP US! l - - by Helen Sottel--' IS KARATE LADYLIKE? Dear Helen · With TV showing how the right kind or " thwack-frap can put a man from UNCLE or THRUSH out cold, Kar.•te 11 getting quite a play m our town , They have 11tarted a class and my &irl wants to JOin because her girl friend has. She says It ja good exercise and, besides, 1t eirl never knows when she may need II I dont think It Is ladylike for • woman to know how to kick a man in th~ neck . or break boardo with ber hand Do you ? - LARRY Dear Larry· A lot of ladyhke gals are learmng Karate these days, and , as far as I can tell, it hasn 't made them buliles or even calloused Thts 'art of combat DO E ~ develop grace, sell-control and muscular coordmation - and Its 1 pretty good thm& to know in a pmch (though a mere pinch doesn't usually call for a ·tt.wack·frap and a facelui of feet ) Why don't you join the class too" You know the old saymg-· 1f you can't hght 'em - learn how . - H. Dear Helen · I am a Scandinavian girl who came here to work I bad a ba· by and kept him. We live with because he the boys' parent! was k1lled befort we could &•t mamed I want to 110 back home as they want to rule my lifo My lolka are then~ and f am very sad in America without friends These people want their grandson , but they don't want me ex:cept for work I can do. He has the1r name but I was never marned Could thty try to stop me from tak1111 my son out of the counlry? - ALfEN Dear Alien: I don't think you need worry, but make sure by calling your United States Immigration Ser· vice. li you don't know the location of the nearest off1ce, m· quire ot tho Post Olf1ce where you go to te&ister each year 81 an allen. - H. Your Helplag Hand Department Dear Helen Would some of your Helpma: Handers please send cards or letters to a OO.year...ald lady The evening star is Jupiter, On th1s cia)' m history · In 1861, Jefferton Davis wa& sworn 1n aa pres1dent oC the Conr.derlte States of America . In 1930, the planet Plulo ""' discovered by an utrunomer working ot the Lowell Observa• tory In f'llllstafl, Ariz . In 1953, Lucille Ball and Dell Amu wen awarded the most costly Sllllllt tolovlsion controct to !hot dote - tl&ht·mllllon dollan . In 1861, President Leon M'Ba or the WO!It African notion ot Goban wu overthrown In a bloodless coup. He was loter nstored to power with tho help of French lroOps. whoae broken htp will never lot her walk again ' She has no lamJ!y or relatiVes and her hua. band Is dead Wnte to : Mro. Maggte L. Huber, c-o Sparta Jn. flrmary, Sparta , Wlaconsln, Thank you. - D A K. Dear Helen : I'm with MIKE who saJd It 's better to bt rode and untactful than lie (about " having a dance when the girl only hopes ehe has one, so she can avoid • four-footed boy) . ThiS hab1t or lying out of s 1tuatwns won 't stop with 10 seemmgly an un· tmportant matter a s a dance. Is the basic principle of truth.. fuln ess being dethroned? Mike quoted the Bible "All liars ohall ha ve their part In the lake which burneth w1th fire and br1mstone ·• I sta nd on that.A T (Note from H ThiS W33 condensed from s.n honeat , fcrthrl&:ht , two-page letter ) Dear A 1' · Guess I'm headed for I 1 r e and brimstone, because I'm goIng to be tactful WJth you, rath· er than honestly rude . I' m sor· ry II my answer affronted you But what 's a girl gomg to do• Etiquette books are ada· mont In stating •he can NOT accept a dance after saying "No Thank you " to a fellow she knows would turn her feet mto a disaster area. So unle!ll she gins herself an " out she's out a whole dance. I maintain thl1 Is no worse than saying, "It's been nice,'' when the eveUJn& h"" been 1 double dud or "I'm sorry " when y don't think you 've committed a cardinal sin - Jl This column Is dedicated to family living, so If you're havIng k1d trouble or just plain YOU trouble. let Helen help She will also w~lcome your own amusing experiences Addres• Helen Bottel In care of this Di!wapaper. r .I ' \ Spare partll aro a Wry • tale endmg to the story of many sufferers. Probably the firlt s uch de vice ever to be used was the wooden crutch. Spectacles and false teeth htlvo lana been w1th us. Newer auls art electr~ he_.., ing aids , artificial heart valvot .ud artlftctal kidneys. The artificial kidney has two disadvantages for lhe vlctllll of chronic kidney dtsease. II rtqUirfl 1 team of eljltrtl III 1 hospital oettlng and, because of its coot, it has rarely beell used for any but acute d >ndl· tions to tlde the patient ovll' • temporary crisis. It ts estimated that It would cost between $150 and $300 1 week to keep 1 person witb chronic uronua alive by me1n1 of an a rhficlal lddney. Now Dr. James E . Claril ol Phlladelpbla bao devised a melhod wblcb eost1 oaly about f% 1 week. Work1ng on the fact that ]Xll· 1001 ordmarlly nmoved by tht kidneys can also be removed by the Intestines, he detaches 1 •lx·foot loop of Intestine and hrlnga both ends to tho outlldt of the abdominal wall to forna "hal appean to bt 1 double Ueostomy. The free ends of the lnteatlnl oro united to carry 011 u before, but the detached loop It now ready to fllnction ll an ""' cessory kidney. A tube Is lnaerted Into one end then dally 8 to 12 quarts of a specially prepared fluid art bJtroduced drop by drop .ud drained oU through 1 aecoD4 tube that hu been Inserted lD the other opening . This can be done whllo tho aubject l• sleeping, or eveu while he is sitting up. This loop eUecilvely removes urea and oreanic acids from the blood . Dr. Clark admlta that the loop does not work as well •• a normal kidney, but It can bo truly a life saver. The aterllo precautions necessary with tht more elaborate artificial kidney are not required m the worklna of the intestinal loop, and tho pat1ent can operate It himself. leakage The problem of from the loop has not yet been completely solved , but Improve. ments are bound to come •1tb time. hal Meanwhile, Drw bopt been aiven to a &roUP of perIODI wbo would otherwise laavl died of tbls very seriou1 dl••ase, Q -Wbatlt the difference between artilrltis, neuritis and rheumatism? A - Rheumatism Is a IOOH term that Includes mDammaUon of the JOmts (arthritis), muscles 1my0111tls) , and muscle aheaths (fibrositis). Neuritll Is an mfiammatlon of the nerves. Jlanthcrs Shooting for Fifth Place 1 I I ' ! I Ohio 1ops lJ!Iiami ' with the 1 College Ba!liketball Rtsulll Rodney Cook , sentor center for Southwestern's High · '' 'I By STF.\-F:N <.a:Rs landers, captured the 1964·65 Southern Valley ConferUnltfd Prtss lntrrnatwn al 31U J swa tzt>l 262 H Hurt ence sconng rhampmnsh!p w1th 189 points m e1ght WASHINGTO N I UPI ~ -A Sen- 316 , (' Vaughil n 256 Blind 255 games ate pane l today ca lled 0 11 the , Hamill tip, ~0.71 I ut.a l 2470 Won Closest cornpetttor accordmg president of the Co! um bta Broad 2 Los1 I I t-am No I - J Burt 1 to flgures compiled by Tom Gary Callihan NG 24 e 54 t astmg Sv stem •CBS! and the 3" K P IJa 11t1 '"" "t 'l , .m:-~ •1 "n' e rry Metters of Athens was East- Gene Hall SW 22 9 53 l president -of the ~ e-w York Yan 32O Bl 1m 1 2.1 "S Bl 1n"'" :l55 Han d72 ern's Ken Hartung, who pump- Bud Jackson SW 2:1 5 5/ k f , bl , f 11 ii p B2H , rota I 2.l71 'Won 1 Los t ed m 180 markers m leadmg Roger Barnett KC 20 8 48 ee !'l ur 8 pu tc re vll''t'; 0 }. Eagles to the 1964-65 champion· Don Thomas K(' 19 6 44 the networ k s $I I 2 nnlhon puT S ship ~ Ra •~n<J NG chase of the basebal l tra m A 11 d 01 8 .a . L. g~ 18 5 41 S I &J1 1 wyf' r 379 69 Listed below IS the GffiCJal Lynda II Multms HT 10 5 25 Dr F'ra nk ~tan ton 01 f (' BS and "' SH w \ Pf 4 tti D Crow 387 . 1 sconng rare for l ht> pa st cam- Dun Collt>y HT 9 s Z3 , Dan Toppmg of rt1e Ya nk Pes 'J' l1 u" Jl9 S Do migan 356 , 1 pa gn n T NG 9 4 .,., H d M T 1" 1 71 NA TEAM FG F'J' TP on wyman .w. were scheduled to testify a t th e an If <i p · 4 ut;r t.'l5 1 Won By UmLt>d Press Jntt>rnatlonal RIZER'S FEBRUARY SPECIALS 1 Easl Ar my 82 Ma ssa c hus ~ tts 67 Nav)' 70 Hofstra 62 I 1'\lhanc~ 93 -.1alone 76 B\, l.: nltt'd Pres!! lnlt'rnatiOnal Elizabethtown 75 Lycoming -' t d Lemovne NY 85 Hobart 43 1 . re. Roc he-ste r 77 Hamilton S4 " "Jve r ,wand e " " 'hmoU l od t. 11 1m ny t-r n1 0 10 01· , . V('l !:l ltv sa Jd ol tm lt>a m's 65 35 , Assumptlon 92 Clark 7.i Warthmore 83 Penn Mi!Jtan VICIO! y Wednes d ay mg h I over I , MoravJan 70 StTanton 69 M1.t m1 Ihal eh' vat ed the defend - o lng !\1Jd-Amrr wan Contc rence Albright 88 Lebanon Vajley lh<l mp !c1n Bobcats mto H 11 e Fair leigh Dcksn 70 CW Post 65 IRodME k w•th Ihe tk >dskms ' Lafa yette 66 Lehigh 53 1K neHy Coo W h & J II J !J ' en a r tung 1hl sl' r <'~i'I'Y Bot..ca ls the as e erson 77 umala IL T anny yo le; lgue's top rt> buunders, out ! Ursmus 1J J oh ns ll op kms . 59 Mason PPCk Charlt:s Kmght fought a ta ller Mi ami team on I Long Island U 87 Adelphi 68 the har•kh,J ards to avenge a 1().. 1 Bates 68 Colby 67 Terry Rucker pomt loss on the Red skms '. Bentley 91 li Porlland Mame 75 Dan Ctuck cour t last m•Jnth and set up the Ne\\o Hampshire 93 Vermont 76 Chuck Leach poSSJbJlity or a t!e for the MAC Amer Intrntnl 85 Amherst 76 Ken Caldwell e1own John Carroll 79 Case 76 T. Cremeens Oh1o was m front all the :- Anselm 's 95 Hartford 76 Phil Duncan way. a lthough MJam · b(jtlled to I Wagner 71 o:elel 67 rH Montgomery a J1 -3f deadlock at intermm-: Phtl Col Textiles 104 N Y ac 85 Steve Elliott .S ion Franc1s Pa 91 Roger Spencer 1 Duquesnt 108 St " We didn 't shake when they I Cheyney St 104 Sh1ppensburg 57 Dav1d Atha camE' bark , JUSt d1d the JOb we ~·estminster 64 St. Vmcent 47 Tom Murdock had to do • said the JUbilant Fairfield 93 Suthrn Conn 49 Theron Crmse Snyder W1lkes 83 Drew 63 -The Bobcats gol five conseCU· Soutb li Ve poml s to move out tu a 38- fluke 81 South Carohna 59 3J margm with 15 19 remammg St Loui!l U 70 Lomsvllle tl3 '') .BEST Southwestern Ace Captures Asks leaders SVAC Scoring Championship For 'Review' Basketball Scores 'I 1 SW r:- ~ KC NG E liT NG KC E HT KC HT SW E SW HT E 77 62 5•, 56 46 47 38 36 29 30 37 35 28 30 23 19 24 35 30 36 11 23 15 22 22 22 12 14 20 13 8 21 21 10 189 180 lu , 123 US 109 93 94 69 72 88 9(1 69 68 67 59 S8 Steve Badglt!y Clyde Smith Roger Garrette . . C ~1chmger Bob Polcyn Ralph Taylor Roger Belville Don Johnson 1La 1ry Collin:. n MeCarley t R Hol>Smger I D~Ie Bryant D Leonard R1ch Koblentz Larry Whobrey Roy Bickle Gary Wolf Tommy Pope 1 1 E NG NG E KC NG ffl' KC KC NG E SW E E KC HT E SW 8 6 22 Se nate ant1-trust and monopoly 1 1 Lost 'L Tt>;:~m No l - T 6 10 22 subcommittee hear mg s on le gts I Va ugh<Jn 260 .J Mank1 n 310 , 5 10 20 1 h i ld b · D !hod 330 S Vo Met 281 atwn w IC 1 wuu put asP- I ' . · n t'r : 8 2 18 b 11 d d i I lno•el' 32fl Ho dJ 1011 4 6 14 a un er JU riS IC I IHil o anti"' n <'<lP , I 9 II tru st laws Totd l 25 12. Won I J.o.., l 2 3 1 7 n 1e proposal would e;(em pt Te<tm ll1 gh Sr n ('~ - Ash l;md 2 2 6 from AlltJ·trust statut ~s ('ertam 01l , 2551 Tea m H1gh Game 2 2 6 mternal operations of aiJ pro-- 1As hland ()!I 8!14 lnd High Ser 2 2 6 fessiOnal sports orgam zaliOns. : If'S - \lik f' Saw ~er 416 Ind 2 0 4 suc h as pla yer drafts a nd 1ern- H1 gh L.nnl' \ l tke Snw ye r. 2 0 4 tor 1al r 1ghts 168 1 l 3 1 o 2 Baseball Immune Senior Bo\- s l .ea~ue o 2 Of the major pro[ess Jonal ff'bruarv 6 1965 o 2 2 s ports only baseball enjoys Iffi · Ridenour n.ad 10 ' & ·1. v. _ e 1 1 mumty from anti-trust la\o\ s, j Chil r! es Kmght 510 Hlmd o 1 1 and this was granted by the , 330 . (;ary Wo lf 465. Dave Lt'O courts, not Congress The b!ll ; nard :)48, Don Roush 370 Hand. would place baseba ll , football . : l('a p 76.') Tot a l 29RR Won 2 Lost basketba ll and hoc key on lhe I \liddleporl nepl. Slore same footmg : Don Nelson 443 ( raJg Bawl- 69 1 ,.- - -c-..,._..I Battery Bonanza I :~ for Dependable Cold :: ;,~ :::::~11 ~~ ... • PQWef Milled • 1•&ay to onstaN old bioffeo)l 12 Volt Also Awonable o THINK GOODYEARS COST MORE? TRY THIS BIG BUY! Famous Nylon All-Weather "42" with TUFSYN o.,. 1 115 pfOVe R'tggest :1 T 1\\ !o n • '"" 111:1 ~<:'~ l hl.i!l I n ~: Jj' l.-ll lf' o ~ l o•• n r.: ll t ths n n th,., " ' ""'' Il l\ ltnP l or• ' And · 1 u i H\ " 0 ~ t h e l"u J.: Iotl ~ t nohhf'l (,x~ h ,.~l h11 ~ to .,r ... ~., ] Ill Il l " ' H ~ 1 Tucson Obstat]es I RIZER OIL COMPANY 1 fro~ Jl ronw OWIII'Ot & Opt>roT f'd Ynu II l.1kt> Ou1 S@r vue Phon• WY 2·2101 __ _____ ~-----------------------•1 FRIDAY- SATURDA. Y-MONDAY 55 1 Ill: montll•, 11 601 tbrH mooth. 11110. ·• \lotor Route W'bon earfllr ~"' tftlltble one ronnl!l 11... lr I:IIIU Ohl 7ear 110 00: tla ~DC~ a tat, lfl :151 Tbr.. IROIAM, 13 011, 001 r. (:orge sa"s \\t' ra nn ol l e ll a la~. all mer(ha nrll se u!fered Js !rom vur ongm al o..to{ k <~1 I H:' Illt> nd o us sa vm gs s BERRfS WORLD ~~ the OhiO Conference basement, Southwest ~f!J battmg average wtth San en w1th 18 points But 1f 1965 tournaments are 107 • 78, as Chick CampbeU New Mexico Highlands 35 St leg~ He was with the Reds Movt> 1 Up any iJKbcat10n. some newcomer Michael's 81 late. m the season. St Lou1s wrested second will charge out of the pack to scored 23 of his 31 points in the West t Patcher !ony Davidson, an- place in the Miss01.ri Valley p1ck up the 16 BOO first pnze second half and Ron Hoyt 14 of his 20 Gonzaga Kl Idaho 61 ot~er rookie, was 7-7 With San Conference from Louisville ~t No e8tablished pro gnlfel has ln three close contests , John Diego, and outfielder . Lee Mav Louisvllle with a 7()..£3: conquest yet been able to wm two tourCarroll mcked Case Tech , 79-76, 1 National 811kttball Association batted m 110 rum With 8 393 of the Cardinals, who made namenls on this years tour m an overtime; St Francis By United Press lnternatloul averagfl: for Macon ln the only 28 per cent of their noor tlnd 1 edged Defmnce, 116-M, Ea1tera Dlvlsloa Southern Leagu. . shots FINAL GALLIPOI.!S and Ashland downed Bluffton, Boston 52 12 813 RECALL VET Lomsville's Joe Leldtke was INDEPENDENT STANDINGS 67·62, in a game in which the Cincinnati 40 23 6M BOSTON (UPI) - The Bostna ejected after inten!Jonally foul· TEAM W L P OP lead changed hands 19 times, Phlladelphlo 33 28 .54t Bruns have recalled veteran ing R1ck Rmeberg, who was 10 G&J 18 2 1870 1366 Tonight's ~ux.game card wUI New York 22 40 355 the process oT driving f Fires one . . . . . 16 4 1540 1:'.60 wing Ab McDonald from thle · layup with. three ml'nute· . olreft' . Evans . . . .. II 9 1249 13~2 I t C tr St W 8e see un be8 ten en 8 eltern Dl v I•ion Providence Reds of the Amer "' takmg on Detroit College In W L Pet. can Hockey League ( ary Gamson of the Billikens Falslall ... 10 10 146l 1461 search of tls 21st viCtory, lith· Los Angeles 30 26 .574 To make room for McDonald threw a punch at l.eidtke and Goodyear . .. . 4 16 1220 1366 ranked SteubenviUe entertaining St Louis 31 31 .500 the Bruins returned center Jea · ~ drew a technical foul for his Scott's 1 19 1146 1677 Marshall and Cincinnati at Baltimore ~ 33 .459 not Gilbert to Providence. n· 'llrouble. but only Leldtke was I TOTALS · 10 80 8488 ·-~ North Texas State. Detroit 2t1'\39 .400 eJected 1 San Francloco 14 _'¥9 .222 READ SELECI'ED Loyola or Chicago hod on DIAZ REPLACES Weda-.day'1 Reaalto HIALEAH , Ffa (UPil- Rob· easy time of II against Wellston~ CHERRY HILL, N. J. (UPI) Boston 121 St. Louil 114 ert O. Read, a prominent eo. Michigan ol Kalamazoo, win· --GJI Oi&l of New York ball Los Anaeles 118 New York 11 lumbull, Ohio, attorney, has been nlng IH-81 Both teams took 51x. been named to replace Charlie Balllmore I~ Cincinnati 114 elecled to the National Hall of game losing streaks Into t h 0 (Only games acheduled) Fame of the H.....,men's Benev contest. The first hall was close Catton In an exhibition non· title light against mlddleweltlht TII.,..ay'o Game~ olen! and Protect.lve Assoclatio; with tbe lead changing hands nine limes, Loyola leading 49-45 champion Joey Glardello here St. Louie n. Boston at Provl. on April 5 dence CIIUBCIIILL STAMP at the half. The atate athletic commission Los Angeles at Phil-delphia LONDON (UPI)-Commemo-lr~;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;.;~i II l ;, .! i ONE DAY SERVICE ON ' SHIRT I ~isap~•:;! ~o~·!:a 1~·~~~ ~:'1t ~··c s;;~ 1 Francisco ot rative postage alamjll bearing ! FIRST as noGI dn II Is an ' a · I portrait of Sir Winston Onlr· QUALITY ling hi 00na yeal'!l. ar e o s (Only gam.. scheduled) chUI will be Issued In April ..REGULAR purse to inltltutloos illvolved In Frlday'1 Game M p tma Ge C rehabilitation of the mentally Los Angel.. at Baltimore I! setarded. (Only game ~_led) Wednelda,.. W, Mtln St. A thought for the day - Jel• ltrson Povls said In his maug..-al eddroae · "All wo aok i• to bt let llone." I ,, l~y :. :,e:., ::a: ·1 Weather Starts! MaSSI. •e '' '·-~:p;~l ! weII.BaIanced Attack c·Ives Duke 87-59 w.·n Over sc '5' 1 '#l'iJ,.,4QW,;T....._,:-Y-JI.~ # 1-Ji £ 1 Edward Waters Coli 92 Savan. Chairman Phlhp A Hart , D ~ngs 361 JenkinS 386 , nah St Coli. Mll·h said the f1r st set of bea1 - rurn Bl <n ne 423 l:llmd 3:10 Maryland 52 Vtrgima 47 , 8 LEONARD A GR'N . lngs ~ould deal With the acqu• I Handt<a p 9l8 Tot al 2R61 Won :A h C Y · " TO needed. that enables a hot 1 ppa 1ac Jan 85 Western ar. 72 UPI Sport w ., h t ~ k 1 s1t10n or the Yankees by the 1 J.o~t 2 1 !I r1 er s oo er to Liea oose B Fdsl Car 101 Frederick Col 12 1 Duke has the imponderable Fifth· ranked televiSion network ; rnwn 's Boltltd l.ia s - Mit k N rth C I 69 N C S •• I Dukt tromped \h•nrlmu 46:i (,t"ffl oe Ha rn s o . aroma ar.. t w ractor that everv college ba~- South Carohna 87-50 at Colum .., Len01r Rhyne 70 Elong 62 j ketball coach want~ for j 422 Davf' B.e1'd 387, fr an,{ Porlt wa s ~hamfs first loss m Hi h P 88 Pf ur c0 I 81 h" ' b•a . s c. Wednesday mght, (~rCfDS ! '"' 410. Ph •l s wmdell 292 Han · 11 league starts and the Red· g omt e er team - balance I pact>d by sophomore Bob Ver~ • , d Howard U 84 Dtstnct of Co Balance is the quahty that I ga and JUntor Steve Vacendak ~ ll'a p 678 Total 2B~4 Won 3 skms have one game left, while Lost () Radne _ forftil. 1 b T h 67 k Uhlo IS now 9-1 with two games . urn II c rs . eeps the defense honest . that I Verga excetded his 20 8 pomts- 1 P lo play. WVtr Tech 82 Salem 72. proVides a sparkplug when one per-game average with a 27· om~roy - Tom l-I arns 319 Glennville 88 DavJs&Eikuu 77 ·-~ - nnlnt perrormanco from hi• John Emlf'f" .l39 Je ff Burt 401 , All hve starten were m dou- Ha 1 1 1 87 V St 86 ...... Ke1th Whal ey 45H M1ke Sawmp on n~ a Boros .. Coker, 3 guard iJOSltlon \'l'hiie Vaf"endak ble figures for Ohio in this conFt. EustiS 85 QuantiCO 80 scored 19, his sea•on's high . yer JJO ll a ndwar 90J Total tf'st between last yea1 s cham- Co d 84 M Ha ""' 2750. Won 2 Lost 1 Rahr Cloth77 pion and the runnerup Don ncor orris rvey Red Rookies Sign Jack Mann usually paces the ier , 011. 31 Hilt l~d the way with 16 pomts, Wheehng Col 109 Frostburg 78 1 Blue Devils but he had a cool TUCSON Ariz (UP I) - Mas , sk r.arien ~ J erry while Jell Gehrmg and Charlie Milligan 98 Bethel 90 .overtime CINCINNATI (UPI) - Signed • mght and s~ored only 15 Bal- SIVe greens. are the bJgge!-lt oh· I ~9~nlnwagen 3~5 Ro n Hmdy Coles had I~ each for Miami Shorter 60 WeJt GeorgLa 41 C?ntracts for the 1965 season ar- ance provided the manpowt'§" tu 1 stacles facmg pro goller5 m Mlkf' Cartt>n Jl 8 B ' II Ohio held a 58-2B margm in Tennessee A&l 95 F't Knox 77 1rived Wednesday at the Cmcm- pick up the slack. ltoday's start or the $4S ,OOO Sw<~n 3!1 . Ha nd1ca p 960 , Total rt: bounds wath John Schroeder FISk U 99 Alabama A&M i6 I natl Reds' office from third Too Much Height I Tucson Open whi c h appears 2639 Won 1 Losl 2 and Mike Haley each hauling of£ Midwest I baseman Steve Boros , reserve Notre Dame's G.-fool 8-inch j tailor-made for puttmg master lnd HJgh \.<:1me - 0 Leo ncatcher J1m Coker and three t W it S h ' Billy Caspe ard 233 . lnd H1gh Sf'm•s - D h1 )Notre Dame 88 Bowl Green 72 I rookies cen er, a .. am. was too l r Leonard 548 1'PHrn J-11 h G· 1me ·R d In other MAC action Toledo ! Chio u 65 Miami OhiO 55 1 much for B short but game A total of 144 pro~ and 10 R 1 -~v " 1 10 .,ot the number of Bowling tees lll\l9 . 1They brought ' 21 pmnts each 1 John Findlay 70 Ohio Northern 63 j payers under contract to the G Green squad at Bowl- amateurs d h off m the d f1 rst 11 - , . f'am u 1''1'"'h" 1g Scra ws -• R 1dt'nour Aylmg and B1ll Uackens o and Youngstown 86 Wmdsor ont 77 Reds to 23 mg reen, Ohio , and the (nsh , roun overt .e 7.260-yar pa~ 72 H.adw & T V 2988 18 from Bob Aston to down Ashland 67 Bluffton 62 romped to an 88·72 victory. 1\icson Nat10nal Golf ( !ub ' Boros ,f 28 · h ap~~r~ fn ll1 The game was close until course Tncky wmds .11nd undu-~Kent State, 8()..69, whde Notre Mt Umon 107 Heidelberg ?8 Dttme walloped Bowling Green, Co~cordla (Ill) I02 St game: for 1 : edsb askt' sea- there were less than five nun- latmg, fast greens averagmg l , I ~ DIA.N ,\P(}f.IS lnd fUf'll 27 88 72 as Walt Sahm scored 24 · Precopius 94 j s7nb It mgd f a~ird ':a mg 8 utes left in the first half. Notre 11,000 square feet pose thf' btg Four rt'ilr- engmt' l<ll s have been pomls and got 19 rebounds for Lakeland 84 Milton 67 r be u recor or t asemen Dame scored 16 straight pomts gest problems over the 72 hul e enlert•d Hl 111e I%S SOO..nulP 1aymg 50 consecut1ve error- t t k (). t y p tournament. Speedw<~v race bv a nt'wly. h h h d 21).. • t 1 d 0 t he I ns • w 0 a a 2 pom CZeighton 103 ChrlStlan Bort 65 less games. But he gave wa a e a pom ea at mter. .. fnrmcd ( a l1forn1n ra u ng lea rn lead at t~e half Missourl Manes 73 Princlpta 57 late m the season to Chic~ mission and the regulars sat There~ gomg to be a lot ~~ ' h('arled b) w• lt·ran d rJH'I Da n Oshkosh St 92 Whitewater St 71 Rlllz out most of the second half three-puttmg o~ tlro~e gref'ns. 1 Gurnev Pengums Ge~ 19th Win 1 Youngstown hit 30 of 44 free Stout Wis St 78 RIVer Fall11 Coker 38 was brou ht u I Sa~m scored 24 points and J~Jd last week 5 Phoemx Open r '\II fnur of Ihe t <t Ts w!l l b(• throws to offset a deficit m Aurora 82 Carroll 68 f De' · ,_ A gnd b P ' contrtbuted rrughttly to the 56 wmner Rod Funseth of Spokane ""'A- d b 1 d 1, . rom nver m ugust a at· bo d h l "It'll tak tt \ or u engmes 'nd 1 k 1 ,..,.. tl e field goals and downed W1 sor St. Norbert's 87 u (MIL Br ) ted 311 . 11 d . re un s t e Ir sh captured e a super pu er ' ~ (Ont). 86--77. although gettmg Wlsconsm 83 Reds' st:~tch :::sforur~~g ~~ Army dropped .Ma~sarhusetts Casper to wm th1s tournament 1 30 fewer shots than the Canad· North Park 70 North Ctntral 65 t pe 82-67 at West Pomt In a game 1 W1th top 1964 money wmners na~~ie Ton Perez 22 that was dose m the ftrst half I Arnold Palmer and Jack NJck1 ;;~ns It was the Pengums' 19th Evansvalle 109 Valparaiso 88 wm in 24 games lndiana St 87 8 tl 85 Y • • the The Redmen paced by Clar. Ia us absent. the 33-year-old Cas. . . u er most valuable player m the Pa. . ' f D' ence Hill s 25 pomts closed the per o an 1ego remams among Fmdlay for the third time St Joseph's lnd 69 Ball St 65 f C t Le 1 thts season beat arch-rival Ohio Friends U 72 8· eth 1 K .n ct IC oas ague ~~t year ..,ap from 1J to four just before the ravontes . He earned nearlv . · e an w and chosen at two pos1hons for t'·- h 11 $100 000 th N 3 U Northern , 7tl-68; Mount mon Loyola Ill. 94 Western Mich 81 th t had 34 ho ~~ a ctnd trailed by only sev. ' as e o monPy 11•8t 3 e ar earn , rn- et at intermission, 36-29 Mike wmner on last years profes 1 .scored 67 pomts in the second Toledo 80 Kent St 69 half to knock Heidelberg Into ers, 107 runs batted in. and • Silliman topped the Cadet scor- s10nal golf assoc1at1on tour :.-............,...,_--...,,. •nd •ere '" command the rest ul tbe waJ They opened up 8 4fi 35 lead before the 8,1,89 fans and w1tl1 a 59·52 edge wath 2·57 left they went mto a stall the · f th fl'"T o e way . Mtami'!l First MAC Lo!il Pa.bliahed e•ary altomofiD ....,. hDdaJ by I'he Otuo Yllll., Publ.I.Q. Ina Compan.)' UO PieehantC! It Po., W'OJ', Oh.lo lu11Dtu Offi.H p._ WY 1·21H. ldlt.o'c'lal pboDt W"! a. tlll7 &nlon(l 01 IIC!ODII cluA lballlnl matt•r at tbo P08f otni!O at Pomer., Ohio ' National aCI•ertlltD,I np,._ta> U•• Bott\nallt R:lmball, llle. MS Lex1n1tnn A"Fe ., N'e.r Yor• Cit)'. New Yorll !ILtbiC!I11'Uo• rat"1 O.U•uec~ bJ Hrrl.,. WhiTe I"Filllhle 30 C!eftt• p-. Wf!M 11na 7ear ttl aii•anea at tht 111~- BOWLING Senate Panel ltlthara •. a..... PUen...... Chatttr Tennehlll IHitw otftl!e I o Ttfr e Foot ball Lt>ag ues vl:'le rans of a tum about tht> po<is Jbilrtv ol any /roy Hirsc h ass is tant to the f1 ve vem war .,..,11 contmue I kmd of a pact president of the Los Angelel to go therr ~·wparate ways aga tn CommJss Joner l'ele Rozelle Rams agreed m 1965 adm 1Ued Lhat ttlert IS · no la w 'Ther e are some mteresllfll Art Modt!'ll pres rdent of the m our eonstJtul!on whH_h woul d statrst rcs on wha t would happen champ1un Clevela nd pr Jill bll an exhrbrtwn gamf' wit h 1f we went for a common draft .'' NFL Brow ns s<:ud tud<t\ tha t he tht: AF'I ' But ht' dof'sn t a nlr" l- sa1d H1rsl'h ·one of them l l wuu ld uppos t- t'\lt' f} effort by p.ate ;,my sw h l'<~n l est tht" fa(t that Jf we did , the anyu nt' tu get th~ leagues toThere was a report out of the AFL wou ld wmd lip With 32 of mJd-v.m ter met·tmgs Wednesday the top eho1ces that we get Lha t t2 out nt H uwnt•n; favored now ' sornt' sort ot il lr u<t> w1 th fh t> Yf 1t h l wo sess 1ons gmng eacb AfL day. the d ub owners haw Mel ThJi ::; <1 nd Jlulous state compiished very little 80 far 81 ... atd SpadJ iJ \obody th ey enJOY the hot sun at thil n'ent e vt>n < nntat ll"d mt> on 1ht' sub- dt:sert resort Wednesda y they went int.e Je( 1 Ja( k Mara nf the :'-Jrw l'ork su<:h Items as which cl ub should G1ant s said ht' Wit!! oppo~t'd to wear White 1ersevs at hom• an v sw h gd l11f51' lht' r Jlhe home dub has thE> optiOn), Junior ~Oy!'; Lt>a gue ' l h<tvi"TI 1 tnlkt>d lo anyont' dosed r 1n u1 t TV, and gam1 F1•bruarv Ht, 1965 who wam :-; to (O rn e Into ~ pact crowd control Team No 2 _ R v aughan] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. -......, o 1 OIVOUI.o TO INTUIST OP MIIGI MAlON ARIA Senttn~! II!: san By HAL WOOl) ether m a 1 r11mrwn dra ft wrth th~ AP'L" sa 1d ModeU. UPI Sport~ WrJt t" r LtJU Spiidta lit'~td man of the I We don 't need lhelt help. PALM DESF:HT Calif rUP I J i''rane!St•• f'orty Nmers I e 1s no At'ntlmt"nl for a n7 - Tht' Natmnill l and Amen ca n sa1d no one had f'vt>n contacted I all ment ' '1\-l lh lhe dJamptonehtp aa l their final two outmgs Logan , should these two teams Whtn Tl ,. lwo t·l ubs md "' 1 t".:ilh ~cwt:d up by Coach Char Wellston . 6--4 m league play down tht: Pur ple P a ntht'n., wi ll Ja,·k:-,.,11 ll o<" l1onmt:n wl:'rt' ~~~. ll I• ' \1 lA/ee s Athens Hulldogs can lose It! remammg games deadlock for hfth pl ae~ with prt'ssed t•, w1n, 59-5 t ;md ~t-cond posl! wn owned by to Nelsonville and A then ~ and 5·9 r~eord s I Nel...•mv1lle s GTf'y huunds for the stlll finish no low er than fourlh 1 It w!ll be lhe fmal leaguf' M·< ond stra1ght year the reShould the Panthers 11p1 ll ga mes for Nelsonville and M1d m.nn mg s 1x Southeastern Ohio Galhpohs needs at least one • both Galhpohs and Logan , I dl eporl , who played earlier 1t'.1gut> 'eBms wil l JOCkey lor j more trmmph to capture fifth ] Coact> Russ Moore 's lads would m the season m order to clear 1 1 • 1 .~1 pos 1t 1ons F'n day and Feb place - thiS would be qulte take sole posseaslOn of f1fth a path for t965 Class A section ~ 1, an Improvement over the past 1 place w1th a 6-8 mark - or pos- 1 a l tournament game!! 1 In f1rst round games . GAHS 1 . 1d,n s g<:tmes fmd Pome i f1ve years for the Blue Devils : sJbly lie Wellston 's Roekets for It•v Vlsl tmJ.{ J-;al llpolls Athens : GAHS IS currently tied for i a fourth place flmsh . downed Pomeroy on the Panrl l.tt~an, .Jac kson at Middle· filth With Logan and Pome roy Middleport's Yellow Jackets, ther planks , 76-67 Atht>ns bomb " l.t'l thr-m play! At lust then· · ~ pqr I dOd .'ie l su n Y ill~ a t Well. All three own .f.8 records 1·12 in the t.--onfere nce . have al· ed Logan at Athen• by 82·54 , no muddy fleld1 in baskt-tball \lom Logan plays powerful Athens j ready clmched last place, but ' and the lronmen shpped past l.o spoil tbeir d othmg ~ '' II ..Jf}fl t .us h wkso n a M a m will and Pomeroy m Its fmal two 1 the charges of Carl Wolfe snap- M1ddieport at Jackson Nelson· lilll\11 thu d a s the Iron men . conferente games wtule Galli 1ped a 2J game losmg streak ville was hard pressed m beat· I •1llh r 7 -~ lr dgut- record . take pol! ~ ba tt)('<; Pomero\- ~ nd .J ,ll ~ 1 last week , and hope to give mg Wellston on its own small t,n \!Jd dl t port and Gallipol is m son It appears C:AHS and Jackson trouble Fnday night floor , 82.73. THE DAILY SENTINR Dally Modell Blasts AFL Efforts ertlfied 28.9 on St•tion '' ------· P•mo.., II FINISHING ROBINSON'S LAUNDRYDRY CLEANING WY 2-5421 POMEROY c 0 ... One Group Of I Group PHS MEN'S BELTS Whit• & Purple Value to 4.00 SALE SWEAT SHIRTS 97c $1.00 On• Group Of Sweaters Values "9s. SAL• _ __ to _ Whipcord , Moleskin & Corduro y Work Pants sALE Values Up To 6 95 Sport Shirts SAlf One Group Boys ' On• Group Boys' SWEATERS SLACKS S3,Q0 S1.91 I Greup of Topcoats, M•n'l Suits, Men's & Boys' All We•thM" CNtl & J~ekets 1 Group Of NN:ktM1 Value• to 2.50, S.le SSe or _ _ _ l price 2 .... $1 DOWNIE- GROSS, INC. POMEROY, OHIO �. .. Mlddl p t 0 F h 18 1965 epor · .. eo · · · omeroy- - - - - - - slngPr. parcels. J)livP. Sams was hospltaltzed. Vance Wilbur and family werP SEEKS COUNCIT. SEAT 1 ('harlt>!i L Knl''h'mv VandoSympathy 1s t:'xtrnded to the- ~k'\1 thur \ l"lhlrs Fnday 1 o,.e- SANTA MONJCA, Calif (UPU re Kmghhng to v 1vian Beckner, A. D Morr1son family Mr Mor- nmg - Actor Wendell Corey 11.81 -!Ufoo lfact~r~r~ -I Kermelh Heckner, parc~L, Le• fJSOO passecJ away Wednesday Ramon Morns and family nouned his candidacy for the A(ttl<lll~ . the holiday! has ~t tart New~ afternooo .~:tnd burial was S<ttur- went to Columbus on Sunday to crty council m the Apr11 13 pfi. :~e ~~nn:~lwnn;'~l~tt ~h~sa~at G~nev•eve Imboden . dec . to .. day In Temple eemt'ltT) SPt:' )n,.. mother. Mrs Cord Mor mar} lUI I I ~ CJ· ence \1 Imboden Barbara Albert Cone and wtfe were rtS .JAKARTA, 1ndonesl3 (UPii0 . lfL"\. St>t afpahrl or tl~hmetmory EaHr s•ll Afftd ofTra.n" Porn John p Ht>nslar and family McArthur Vl!'ator· Tuesdav Dona itl Cone and famtly. AthThe Communist-dominated Ha~ one o : t-ear 1!er .... ns tan mljrv .. · ~, • [be Co · · d h Newark spent the weekend Mrs Leonard Quisenberry ens. were at the A rt ne bar Workers Umon has 111Heresy Hollt'r tyrs was co-mc1 enl wit one Fmlev H. Stiles to Harriel L eroy · he arents Milton home on Sunday f 11 d . StlverS\'J ile R D which had been a pagaf1 hull I Tempi~. parcel.&, Rulland Barbara~ Hysell. John R fwilh Mrs. Grace Henslar and ca I~ ~n d frm~v M~ Mullms Albert Cone ~a s a busmess structed llS members ~o reuse lear Str day long before Nero began to Evert>tt L Schultz, Beulah B. Hvsell to Clarence M Imbod}he Pettit famlly Mu ms an h:alth caller m Huntm on Saturday. serv1ce to any American- na1 A casual observer, after vis- burn the Homan candle or both \ schultz to Theodore Connally en lots, Pomeroy 1- Mrs. Ethel Radekm viSited IS K'~n:~r Mossman has l etu"ngt ships _dockmg a_nywhere tn tting retail stores m the past (nds, or Horaliu.s took up toll Mafjone Connolly' Lot, T up- Clarence M Imboden to Bar- ~ Ne~arkil ~Jth rthe d Orl~d ed home aft~r spending so~e Eurupt> supports more pt'ople l donesla. accordmg to the offl· two weeks, would likely dec1de 1 collec·tmg on the bndge pers Pla 111 , bara E Hysell, John R Hysell. ms am > a ew ays. r. time m Flonda. to the square mile than any c1al news a~ency An~ra. sued Utat Sal.nt Valentme Yo as Ihe pa I The Idea of g~~nng edible , Geoq·e H and Gladys B lot s, Pomero~; Burns, Mrs H L. Dyer. Mrs. I Mrs . Leona Pettll and child- uther contment with an aver- I Antara saJd the. unton IS . ~on aamt of the randy manu- gift s - ~n the occ.aswn howevt>l,l Burson to \1anmng n Webster Lee Gibbs, Mrs Harry Layne , ren \'!sited relatives m Cooh•Jlle age of 225 people to the square •orders for an anti . American 15 s.tn{_tly w lme "' 11 ~ ~h.e earl), I Parcels, Uedf.ord I Mrs. Lester Ohlinger, Mrs. Don- Sunday afternoon. mile. I boycott on Fnday_._____ begmnmg ol the holJda) Mm~ , Mannmg D and Marv A. • aid F. Roush, Miss Lelah Jane - ----- - - - - - A NEW IDEA than like!}· the first. valent me Webster to Geor c R. . and Powell, Mrs. Velma Roush, would ha~e been a mce fiit g c h M CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE LINE OF ADMIRAL PORTABLE TV! FOR A NEW ERA I worm or other unfortunate in- Gladys B. Burton. parcels. lled-1 Mrs. L. . Rous • rs. Ottle ' • d b d ford 1 Roush. Mr. s. W. T. Stone, Mrs. 1 1m sect capture v an ear)' · . Mr H d w I For the dav i~ ·al"t uallv that of Lloyd W. Roush , Hatt1e L. l N. 0. Wem, s. owar a~1 JUST ' the first niating ol' the bi:·d~ Roush to Wayne 0 . Roush, parL-UB enh_als, guests, _Mrs . EdwUJ 's·mce tllf' svrmg · "~ ,·t•ls Sutton NEW HAVEN GAilOEN C Stem, Mrs. Patnck Riley, hostSl'<iSuu (K"gan ·· · Th N Haven Garden Club l1 c · h d \ 'mucll eariJer in the home ol l'iir- Leslie Sca:-brough, Huth Ann e ew, . . t esscs. "rs. unmng am an 1 lty man than in the UnJtt•d Scarbrough to Florence Wyers . I met on 1 hur.sday evenmg a 1 Mrs. Batey. I d 80 L 1-. the honlf' o( Mrs Fred Batey , - - - -- - - St<ltes of today not onlv V::!len Au rey Wvers arres, Cu- 1 • • h 1 P.T.A. TO MEET Itin€' day but ~ICh<whna '. • :.. or anon. . wtlh Mrs. Wa1d Cunnmg am Th t' was l The New Haven P .T.A. wtll <:round hog day and l<~ler F.a">- Flor,·nC'e Wyers, Audrey Wy- as co-hostess. e mee mg meet on Thunday February ter and MB)'da~ are :;t:rv!va ls l'I'S to Leslie Scarbruugh, Ruth I opened by the president. Mrs. 118 at 8 p.m. ~t th~ ElemenTn. CAPRI PG2110 T ... HEDO[WORTH TGlOlO S.rtn TM PI-AYMAT£ U PGUlQ S•rlel •. L· c·· fl 0 ush The.. roll eall was ·ary School. Devotions will r .. o ot. dmu al uual•l~ 4" Alnl<:o V 23,000 vo/1 p<e,•510n -,r~orted homon . 31% more riCI<HI than II' l'i , of differt>nt begmnmgs (lt tlw An11 Srurbrough, RO acre~. Leb· ·. · Like be hi'"""'"~- b~lus.ve "' f 1~1 fa<:e' · screer> tal chanis . Pr~ 5et VHF I me tu1un1 Preclsion·cr• le<l\4,000 volthomrm 1 squ~re corners ?reCIS>on c• ~tted ,..,th St eelbolld w1de &"Ill picture ll•te ~t·ason . anon . i a.nswercd. With Why,, led by Cub Scout Pack 256. tal cltiUI! with rigld Wfeperound 1teel 20 000 ·,oil ttOntontal cttr.H~1s Stelll Gr&ined vmyl on sl.lm. tepered mttel Ollr>,IIU~IIOfi . St?MIDond wlde,enljle ~(I ""'(!e an11l• ~»Clute tulle Bl~ock Bcforr long the young scJOn Parlulfsburg Savings & Loan andlcs 10 the Ho~e . d ' ln keeping with Dental Health c~ot>.,et W;~lnut nr meh••ii•l1Y oolor poti<JI"I lube Black, brO'MI ar whtle . .. or •hite, .· .. oJ the Ptltduv..n t<Intlh. :-ccmg Co ~o Winme Holsing~r, Mazie i ~rs. Edwm ~~em ~r~.~n~~e l Week J)r. Harold Brown, D.O. PRICED FROM $99.95 to $199.95- 11" to 23" m the furest .that tiH' way to llw l1o ls mger. parcels, Olive. the program on Cand es. ~-~~=-=-=-=-=======-i ll .··o·.·. '. . · ...· female IHrk s heart 1\<i:-. 111 prtl - l>envt'r Null. Violet P. Null ~ showf'd how to make candles.· vide iood, learned to lake along t 11 Winnie" Holsinger. Mazie Hot- j' and had an exhibit of home . fiRST DAD , J~ a roup!(' ol tendt>1· r ;1hh11:- n1 ·• , made candles. QUALITY piece of hind-quarter ol m<~m or tlw vill<-~ge belle, 8 throw _. Mrs. Roush an_ n ounced that REGULAR up ro SlUlOO of life moth when he Wl'lll t·<illlug oa h;H ·k to the earlier days of the state conventmn would be insurance. ltnd ac ase 6S protection cominut'!'. bu1 the Flintstone's daughter. Thus spnng flowers would be more held in Parkersburg. Certified Oil Station MIDDLEPORT, 0. premium~ )top~ th(' custom bet:<l,nt' est Hblishcd. u~~·tul. Those attending were Mrs.ll ~w:_.:M~•:I•;.:SI~. ...,....,~P:•:m~•:••:•:JI.,......,_ _,_....,....,,....--.,...-_:.:.;,::.:~:...,,...._:_ _ _ _ ...................... Later on when three m<.·ah '' H.A.W. I R. F. Dryant, Mrs. Howard~ _ _ _ day became <:1 L'll:-.l!lm Hbtead - -- -- --· - - - - of an event, the glit was likely MOM lo b(" o bouqut'l ol the fir:.t spnng IJowL·rs, bu1 the flonsts a~ much a~ nf tht• uindcenth L''nlurv were SIOOO prOiec· 45 R.P.M. rion ... r igiH not .as t•nterpn~mg as tilo~e of up 10 Douh 11gt· 6)! today and bu:;uwss w;1 .~ largely wken oHr by 1he m01kers of 7 in. hi-fi, all new gree tin g cards and perfect! 50 ex· Bv the t1me the 20th century CHILDREN citing titles! had- rP:whed its ""H'en-agt .. tiJC all children grt>eling card had evolvt'd into under as~ 18! _,..~ a gorgeous cuntr<:~ptwn ot gilt pa~er resplendent with hearts, cupids, dove:;. ribbons. ctnd, cv~n real lace. Jt also had bec:ome a s1.atus-symtx~: lu young NEW BABIES~ IHdll'.'i ond the l3d wl1o rame up ' COVERED AT \1',:. with most elaborate valt•ntim· NO PREMIUM -\ wa~ likelv to be in tavn1· INCREASE i\·1an~· j grandfather o! thl ~ dav owl's ! he fact to his bring aher 15 days old f-Daily Sentinel. - - • Property EDITOR'S 1 Trans £ers rr •JLBAG Chestnut Ridge SocJety r-----------, 1 I I ' WILLIAMS , INSURANCE AGENCY . P.. rl & Ken Willi•ms 'l14 E. 2nd St., Pomeroy i' .. • • Reg. 1.99 •• ••• 159 '('f;.-.;~~1"1 : SILVER REPLATING SALE Sleek, New CAPRIS Hamper end bowl brush w.th rust.proof holder; wast!! basket . 299 •• • 8 1n. pla5tic urn w1th saiJ. cer; ptnt s1ze pot. Vanety • n~w • • • colon. st.68 Value I 0 • 89c nails. white kr1it, 'Nifh CU1h· • ioned soles. 9c Take your precious worn silverware and heirlooms out of hidin& and have them QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by skilled silversmiths at great savings during this Replating _Sale. Old farruly pieces, replated like new, 'T'ake wonderful g1fts, so take ad. vanlai<! of these low, low prtces. .UTICLE 0 169 BOX Buyforschool and home use! SHOE DAUBER 9c : Soli NYLONS briStle. gc : Mop dishes • clean quick! Styrene plastic; holds 3. or Tahiti. 8 1·7 to 11. Re&. 69o 49Cpr. gc Chuck Roast 43c I gc : • Soft pastels. Unbreekable. gc ROUND BUNS EXPERT REPAIR SERVICES AVAILABLE e D!ftTI. IIEMOVED ITEMS STRAIGHTENED • ,. I Sitt ENds ftiAUlav 27 ... BIIAG slivER 1A fotilY PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ·404 S.COnd Ave. gc ! : Refrigerator, freezer.l'h pt. Padded FOAM BRA •••. $1.79 BOARD COVER Gallipolis, Ohio cloth, lace trim· : PAINT BY NUMBER 0 39c • : rwo to•t• '"· • pictures and • med. In wh1te only. AA to A ggc cup, 30 to 36. otis in bel. _ lb . 79c 29c · ...~.·, Girls' SLACKS Cotton boxer siacks. Sanfor· lz~d. 4 lo 6. 89C Aluminum gc ' I I 9c : t . • : CELLO NO STOVE MAT gc • : Metal, with @I • Asstd. floral • designs. asbestos. gc eASK FOR A SALE BILL Pomeroy, OhJo ~~~~~~~------~·---------~ • We Reservu The Right To Limit Quantities ' ' ....... ' i • ' , I I : ~....~ Ben Fratlklin ~ ' Quilted, exs in. multi-print. •• •• • Wamett's acetate tricot briefs, S.M·l .••••• 4/99c Square shape : • : ••••••••••••••••••••••• w....'1 tii1'J aclffs . . . . • • • . • . . . . • • • • • . . •79c BAKEWARE lQ I./;•· OZ. SIZe. Sham bollom. 29c oz. CAN - lI 15c CHERRY PIE FILLING STOKEL YS-303 SIZE SILVER BAR Fruit Cocktail PINK ~PBELL SALMON NO. 1 CAN 49( Tomato Soup - 10 99c LADIES SWEATERS --.20% far '·"""· Girls School Shoes s Boy's WORK SHOES Crepe Soles $4.00 $5.00 NOTICE~ '~::::::::::==-­ Ohio Dwelling and Homeowners Schedule Revised Tuppers Plains Society News Effective February 15, 1965, the Ohi D Inspection Bureau has ruled tbat ol and Mrs. Richard Stacey and children of Belpre and ~1r. l and Mrs. Earnes.t Taylor of AI· I fred were Sundav guests of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith and · son. j Rev. Eugene F.merson returned home from St. Joseph Hospital, Parker-sburg, Saturday where he was taken ior observation. Mrs. Edna Summtrfield was taken from Holzer Hospital to the hornt of her daughter, Mn. 1 Herbert Parker of Syracuse. 1 ! Mrs. Bertha Schriver and B~ ; sie Uenll: of Mason, W. Va . spent . 1 day here the guests of Mr. ! and Mrs. C. E . Woode . Mrs. June Randolph of Hockingport, 0 . was a gue.!lt Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey. Master Sargent and M ro. George Vkagh and children ha'J been ·here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McGill. I They will l•ave M•rch 8th for : Ioverseas to Germany where he will be stationed' for tllrt>e ' years. Mrs . Mildred Caldwell and i two children were Sunday guests or sister. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker and ramily and her mother, Mrs. Edna Summerfield ol Syracuse. Mrs. Clarence Barnett retumed home Sunday rrom CoiUJII. bul IUid 11 -ye]eecblll 11om 1 1 LB. CAN RACINE, OHIO bureau fire insurance policies carry a $50.00 Deductible Clause for dwell- ., ing buildings applicable to ail perils insured against. The deductible Is op- , tional and may be waived by payment of an additional premium for each building or structure item. Area agents are making this announcement to inform the public concerning the latest developments in insurance matters as outlined by the bureau. 1 OFF REG. PRICE WAID CROSS' SONS • \1'<- ,, ' •. - ~ : 46 THANK YOU ' s Mr . PKG.OF 12 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 9c •• •• •• •• ANCHOR GLASS : ae,s• wllite briefs ••••••••••••••••••••• 2/99c Boys' white T Shirts ................... 2I 99c • ....... 79C Snaps shut. •• )j pans for cake. bread, meatf BUTTER DISH ~turdy poly. : BROKEN HANDL£!, L~GS KNOIS. REPAIR.Eb .& REPLACED • MISSING PARTS & IN6ULATORS ftEPAhU!.:D AND REPLACED • NEW COMBS, BRUSHE S. MIRROR~ THERMOS f'ILL[RS. KNIFE BLADES. FURNISHED • GOLD , COPPER PLA:IN" • ITEftliNG ANO PEWTER EXPEFITL'!' POLIS HED Ground Beef 49c STOKELYS 169 s ROUSH,S SHOE STORE Pot Roast ~~>. 49c HOLSUM Serged ends. lron;n• 1 s 1 Cube Steak lb. PLASTIC MUG : CEREAL BOWL Won't chip or Won ·t stk:kl !" lb. •• crack. Cotton broad · OXFORDS LOAFERS I 1 c •• •• •• Non .skld bacK keep s rug Silicone ; fits ~4 in. board. I CHUCK STEAK SPOON PlATE : DISH SPONGE Flattering run ·re sistant seamless hose, in beige, tC~'1 gc flbrt ~ •• •• •• •• U.11 NCf1Al( P'RteES Cream pitchen • • • • .. .. • . . . • . . .. • . . . . . $ 9.95 Sugar bowls ......................... 10.95 w- bowls ......................... 10.95 Tea. coffee pots, each ••••••.•.••.•..••• 17.95 Wcltor pikhtn . . . . . . • . . . • . • • .. • . • • • • • 17.95 Trays (per sq. inch) • . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .10 Men's I' Smart colors. ' ·' e e EAlr • • CoHon loop Pil• place~ P1a:rtic case. 2 : oz. p4ra cake . Rec. st.et RUGS m gc : side zip. Sizes10 ·1B. H e a Yy High, Low Area ., Clear Plast1c, plated • Misses, WOIIt$111 Wa-:.h-we11r. Zantrel~ rayon aind cotton: e e MOTH CAKE PICTURE HOOKS: Men's Work Shoes Hypolon Soles FOREMAN &ABBOTT 12;ggc 39c • BATHROOM Ensemble : PLANTER, Waterer .i.,! • : CASUALS .• EE ESTIMATES ___J gc Asstd. PI•Md handles . J I ~-~ •• • LAST CHANCEl ~~ ste!" l Men's wnite hem~tttched handkerchiefs, 12 lo a bo1c Ideal gifts! gc : 'lociety Notes CANVAS LOAFERS 1 FLASH BATTERY: SCREWDRIVERS Testnte ··O"; BIRTHDAY SALE Women's s FLATS and Alfred e =~~ HANDKERCHIEFS 1 WASHINGTON'S DRESS SHOES :~o B1g 30 qt. s,ze ha1 poly base; pl11sttc re· movable topl 2.1 in high; 9~7 in. base. _ ROU·SH'S See Us For Your Remodeling Needs ;~.z •• •• • 1 . : I with whwli In buy 1he mu;;t • Decorator Colors u: ·- .::I 1 1n · possr~-~ll lll {I[ ;1!1 or {;) u.>nUi • Handy Swing Top 1;!'!.,~ 1 ....................... df'rgoing some change!-, 11 might ben an exccllrnt idea .or some pH I.aln chip maker to start using a red c'elloph<~ne pack adornPd with hearts and flowf'rs. at. this time of year, or for the soda pop boltlers to come out . with stmle heart shaped tlasks for the {)('t 'JS IOn . And to illrbt' of us who h<H'!' n·;Jdwd the e~ge when affairs of the hear! <:~rt' rnm1stered \tl by a reg•sl!'red nurse instead '\*"' !,:e 1 gc WASTEBASKET sOCie. ty N0tes I ° .....,,..,,.,,....,._..,_.,_,..._.._=,...,...,l RECORDS NatioOv.·ide .:... a modern SOCIAL SECURITY Soci'ety Notes SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING life insurance plan for the modern fo~mily~ · Oak HilJ Buckwheat BAKER FURNITURE !hilt the t'<JIIILg 11,1:11 ::-. ul the youngt>r g1·neration .tre Ull- . 1 .· . . ~llW ~ Society Notes 1 d a horall' 0[ \tlt:' "1' 1\ ",'\ ,.: I . • <' II lint'S a! the local general store. . -'. . . ,. Apple Grove ( - all this protenion in the new low ~:ost Famii}· Polin by ... J 1 ! - -- 1 • 1 -··~ Long Bottom , News sOCiety 1 1 · Larry 1M and John F011ter lng method• which be""flt oelf-.oarninga. If • rarmer'o octual crodlto - quallfl' fDr t1 ftltt. or Eagle Ridge called OD Jerry employed farmer> ,net profit is more than $1200. Self · emplbyecl farmet'l Belleville, W. Va, were visitand Jack Fredericlt:, Saturday . AU other ..u . employed per· 'he reports the I actual . net earob/:" ing Mr . and Mrs . Charles HensPi~:· G~::n;:: i:!":taut:: sons must report their actual Jngs for """" secunty ' ' ~.::m~return"'.;th"-~ ley. new window• m Clifford Co• net profit for SOCJal SPCWrty In .. llmg up tbe opiJOJ1Jll they file lor their IOCial ....nMr and ~n Larry Curt1s bouse on Shade River last week . purposes .and the net proftt 1method m tht aoctal security t benefita. and Mary Pierce we:e Vll!Jtmg M • c A Babcock llended must amounl to at least $401J t!aw, Congress recogmzed that yThe Soc I Security ~ II Mr and Mrs Russell Van Met- Oak Hill th rf. · 1 r Cec 1 Co •dery at yearly lor them to get oocl81 ,tarmen had problems not geo- 1 .~ t 18~ 1 Fourtll lind • Mrs Charles Babcock came . e twera o ' w H ~ by -·~ · oca.... a ~ er. P ortland . . Tu rs Pla.ins Monday M f in thiJ secur1ty credtts. owever, a 1eally encounterocu t..lt.UQ Manetta Ohio Mr and Mrs Joe Bis~11 , _Oscar Babc(){·k and Florence home from OOspital one day ! ~';: Tom Burke of· AUred are an:!l!u:rn:.en 't'aluable self· employt>d farmer can acl· busmessmen Proftts and losse• _'_ _·_ __ Mason, W Va wt-re Vl'3ltlng L1mberger were visiting Cora last week. • spent Monday With her parents, sec~t cr~Jt~. accord to ually lose money from h1s farm ,are more likely to fluctuate . · Mr and Mrs . Harold Holter. Swan. Keno Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fred IMr and Mr• C A Babcock IRobe tyG Lo 1 Soc mglSec loperat1on m a g1ven year and wtdely rrom year to year m l'lrol Jl'li&bl erack son .Jack and Mrs Hat· r . ren . ta ur- ·n · ed' . Mr and Mrs Oscar Babcock Mrs Donald Pauley and Mr. . · da Mrs. Lethe Spencer of Syra- It District Mana er 10 Mariet~ stJ get s_ocLB 1 sec~rtty cr ttl(armmg If the optton were DOt Count Ferdmand Von Zei>Peentt>rtamed wtt~ a birthday dm- and Mrs. Elmer Burton, Colum- ~~ce!~~~:~~· ~;~n: ~~ cuse, spent several days last Exammahon ~ the tax re- by usmg an optwnal reporttng lavailable the low earmng lin, German airship iDventor. ner honunng c.ene R1ggs ~th- bU:i spent the weekend w1th Mr. A. Ste~art in Nelsonville. week with her parenb, Mr. and turns of farmers applying for jmethod. Under ~~ optiOnal me- years would resull m low served 10 the U. S. Army dtJr.. ers present were Florence Lim- and Mrs Wayne Prmce I M M th M Elro sons Mn George F'redenck Sr benefits shows that the majori- tilod. If a farmers gross mcome b ft f g the War Between tbe St8tel berger and Judy Riggs. Mr. and l'v.lrs. George Hensley , Gen~s and a~er~~gil ~d d~ug ' bter Mr. and Mrs . carl Duckworth ly of small farm operators a.re llB between $600 a~d $1800, ~ retlrementnd enteh Is or ld manyh ~nnd while he was in the United Vi'f Mr dM w s · "t" M dM • • -· . 1can report two-thmls of hts ll arm~rsa o erswou reac · Sl mg . an rs. ayne . r., were VIS! mg r. an rs. Mrs Henry Spencer spent Sun- of Coshocton, VISited Mr . and 1nol aware of tt\e spec 1at report- • _ _ . e without having States made his ftnl baBioa Prince were \lr. and Mrs . Joe Henry Hensley. Ida .at Clarksville witb Dayton !Mrs. Charles Babcock Sunday, . - - ---·-----~l gro~s mcom~ and get social se- !reurement ag . I . ascrnt' Found" Chandlesville and Mr Calling at the Oscar Bahy . . ' lalso called on Mr and 'I cunty credit for up to $1200 1earned enough iOCLa security . ·· · •. • .' · and Kermit McElroy : also \lls- 1 l' rs . --__ -- · and Mrs . sw" W1lwn . Hnekmg- cock were Mr . and Mrs. Alex ited Mrs. Dayton McElroy who 'John Hayes. port Horton, Weilston. Lmdsay Ly- is quite ill in a hospital at Wil- l Mr . and Mrs . Norman FmterI 1 Calling on ~1ary Price were ons and Lamar, Tuppers Plains, mington. ick, son Jack, Mrs. Hattie FredMr. and M... Robert White. Mr . and Mrs. Harlis Frank. - - - j•nck and Mrs . Zona Biggs spent Keuo and Ethel Chevalier. 1 Mr and Mrs. Herbert Swan, ~ sunday afternoon with Mr_. .and Shelly Petty has r<."lurned 1and Paul Chevalier. e~ son, Mr. _and Mr~. Edward IMrs. Ivan Wood and famt!y in j - - - - - - - - - - after spending several days Violet SmJtb R1fe and .children B11ly, Pa~· Pomeroy. wilh relative~ at Parkersburg, ela and Ltsa of Sunbury, Or1o. -Mrl. Hattie Frederick BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH W. Va They were Sunday dinner guests Mr. Wesley Belles Sr. celeMr. and ~Irs. Russell Holewitb their daughter. Mr. and brated his 90th birthday Monsinger, Reedsville, were visitMrs. George F. Beveridge and day, Feb. 8. with a party held ing Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carter. son Fred or Columbus, 0. Othin hia honor at the home of DorMr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek. er guests were hio parents, !tlr. "" othy Douglas or Pomeroy. He , ---- -and Mrs. George Beveridge Sr. was presented • birthdBy cake ' of New Marshfield, Ohio. with candleo, and several gifts Mrs. Ethel Rife spent Wed· I' by his friends . Mr . . Belles BY SARAH M. llli'E nesday afternoon with Mrs. Fay makes hls home With his daughMr Charles A. JJackl Rife W d d M M rt H'f Sh . Sunday School attendance on ter Mrs . Ferne Hayman . He a 1d'·M e . Feb. 14, wali 58, the offering is the last !lurvivor (If a family IIY1n!>:lll o. St. Albans. W. Va. also his 1 0 ani! d rs. parents, M:r. and Mrs . Char les a so ca e on 4.. r. an rs . $14 ·36 · He a1so lS · .unyno S. . of twt>lve ch'ld 1 ren. !life and son Larry (local) Charles Rtfe also Mr . and Mn. 1 Worship services were held ithe father of two sons. Wesley J.Slll:f spent lhe wlekend with anoth- Em~ry Johnston and daughter al 16:45, with the Rev Casto IBelles Jr , Alliance. and Z. - - - · - - - - - - - - - - · - - -- 1Addle. bringing the message on "Ca- Belles, La Port, Indiana; four 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Canode leb, Ht! wholly followed the grandchildren and eight great: of Carpente~, 0. spent a recent Lord." grandchildren . afternoon wtth Mrs .. Fay Wood . The Mem~rship and Evange- l Mr. and Mr!l. Bill HeinE'y, and Mrs. Myrta R1fe. ;llsm Commission held its rrgu- New Matamorm visited rece.ntMr. and :\irs. Charles Rife ; lar meeting last Tuesday eve- ly with Mr . and Mrs. Ray Helnalso Mrs . Freda B~wen spent ning, at the church. ey . Women a Monday afternoon With M_rs. Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Taylor, Sandra Tay lor Is confined t.o Fay Wood aru Mrs. Myrta Rtfe. · Hobart Swartz. and Mr . and her home with 1 relapse of Mr. and Mr~. Raymond Thorn- ~ Mrs. Charles D. Woods attend- rheumatiC fever . a1.. and sons of Athens, 0 . spent ed th~ meeting of the Pastoral Word was received by Mrs. Sunday with her mother, Mrs. ~elations and Finance Commis- , Ferne Hayman of the serious 4to 9 Kitchen Cabin·· Freda Bowen . swns of the Chester Charge, illness of her brnth,.r Wesley Mrs. Ethtl Rile, Mrs. Fay held at !he Chester Mrthodist Belles Jr. at Alliance City Hos!=='~ Floor Tile 1 Wood made a business trip ' church S~nday afte:noon . pita!. Mrs. Hayman was rece.nt. to Pomeroy Tuesday. A meetmg or the trustees of ly returned to her heme from • Formica Top ~Irs. J~dge Ro~erts ~f Grun- the local chur~h was helrl at the Holzer Cli_nic wh_e re aht ~d 1 1dy, Ky. IS spendmg th1s week home of ~enev1eve Guthrie been confLned with pneumoma . • Ceiling Tile with Mr. and Mrs. Emory John- Monday ev<'mng. Dallas Hill is confined to 6'12 to 11 I. stan and Addie. 1 Mr · and Mrs. _A, Ibert Paynter Holzer Hospital with pneumonia Panelitlg MJ". and Mrs. Charles Rife •;f Portland. 0 . VISited Mr.!l. Grif- and pleurisy. Boys spent Thursday afternoon with Jlh and Mr. Karl Newnan at Bobby Roush is confined to I • Storm Doors Mrs. Maude Martin and son the Elmwood Nursmg Home, Holzer hospJI..al wilh infintago. George. Monday afternoon. Bobby's grandfather , Paul Man•Awnings Mr. Hurshel Justice and his I ~r. an.d Mrs Delbert Yost uel is also a surgical patient Mr. Ned Justice spent n faml\y of Sugar ~rove, 0. there. father, 10 Ia 3 • Storm Window• Sunday with Rev . and Mn. Has- · pe t the weekend With lllt>ir Roy Rhodes entered Meig! sel Justice and family of Min- p~rents, Mr . and Mrs. Harry · G·erJt>ral Hospital Monday for . Guthrut and Mr. and Mra. Tom 'Ob.!lervation and treatment. d en, Oh 10. 1Yost I Mr Charles A Rife ol St I . · The W.S C.S. met al the Alba~s w V· · 1 F• 1·d · Mr. and Mrs . Clair Woode and Methodist Church Tuesday ove. • · a. spen · ay Connl Sue of Pomero-y spent ning and the birthday of Mrs. evenmg with Mr. and !tlrs. l8st Friday .vent '!h . Sh F d b -• WY 2-5321 Ray Brookl'i of Car t'nter 0 ng WI h1s errnan or was o servn~ . a•;, to 3 Rt 1 p ' ·I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilda Ours i!:l empl~yed at N. 2nd Av• Middleport, 0. · D. Woode the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lar8% ta J 8 Sa b M RTf ":ii:·iiiiii:::iii:::iii:::iii:::==::::=:-ii:i~~::-~::::-~:::iii-iii-iii--i:-iii:·iii~~~==_;~~Y:_::•:•::..::~~:·~--"1 ! Mr. .and Mrs. Gerald Swartz ry Taylor. f 1&nd family of Marie Ita visited i - · - - - ---1 at tbe Ho~art Swartz and Foil- I Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr 3'12106 : rod ~ Robmson home Sunday of Cht>ster was vistting her afternoon . . sister, Mr. and Mrs . C_ E. Woode Everett Park~r and Roland 1 Monday evening. Mn. Woode ~odderer of Tuppers Plams vis- /remain!! poorly . Jle~ Mrs. Mayme Parker I Mr. and Mrs. William Walan Jamet Wiltty at the Elm- son and family of Rockport wood N · · ' · It ursmg Home, Monday \\. Va. spt>nt the weekend he-re a ernoon ·. ; . h h' . · M w1t 10 mother, Mrs. Elfie 1 da rs . rls Carr spent ~vera) : Watson. ARM p Y~ In bSt. Joseph Hospital at Mrs Lucy Kim wao calling N. SECOND AVE.- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ar ers urg, for treatment of ot. M~s. Carrie Bahr ~tnd daua back Htlment. , ht tl Mr · and Mrs. Robert Robin- •g~-~•:r_ .,;:r•~c-~en~_:Y~·-_...__ __;:.:;iiiii:::iiii:i-i:i-i:i-~i:i-ii::-:-====:::::::i=:::iii:::iiiiiiii:iii~i:i-i:i·~~i:i-::i:i:iii-:ii­ son and Tamara of Belpre. 0 . I' 1recently visited his mother, Nin~ 1Robmson .and h11 aunt, Clara 1Follrod. i Hobart Swartz Is doing car~ penter work for Mr . .and Mrs. , Paul Buckley . ONE LIFE INSURANCE PLAN COVERS .. -r D•ily Sentmel, Pom@roy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 18, 1985-5 tr: New Haven News NoteS -~ ... -----------~~~·,=~----· "~ "~~" =='' llllfgeJy. Reuter Insurance Agency Davis-Warner ln$urance Edwards Insurance Ag'cy Downing lnsu·rance Ag'cy :_..JL.. Johnson a Simpson, Insurance Agency �• .. . ... .... \ &-Dall,y Sehtinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 . Feb. !8, 1965 SalIS. bury PTA contfl'b utes $10 T0 Scholarship Fund ol School ~-:;~;~.';:held at the horne Skating Party Mrs. Bryan is I New Presl'dent Of Society Is Sponsored by Mothers' Group H . al ~ osplt 1,ews v~:."~i.;.,. llellsler and BW, $10 wu presented a white the c om.. ~tlrt andl;=:::::~=ot=the~=MariiD=~DJ!~ttee==wW=bo=appo~~ID=ted==ttw:~e. I 18'' game with grades seven and Mrs. Dwight Logan, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.. BUI Walker, for· Ebersbact>, Jr., 105 Wright St.. er eight pia} ing Iheir parents. Ad- Mrs. Kenneth Miller and Mr.s. mer missionaries in Japan who Pomeroy, Sam C. Hale, Rt. l i mission will be 10 cents for Orin Smith contributing. have returned to the States. Rutland, C. Arth~ Morarlty, llaDy l!entlnel Po . ---'-- _ · _ meroy-Middleport. 0., Feb. 18, 1965-711te Huntington state Hospital Ann II 'II --- I and Mr. Meek is assistant manllmllay Night Mild I.... o rt wilt The double riJ>i ceremony ager at the Midland Finance o - J Feb. li, ~ Br Brid., Feb 20th wlll be penorrnoo Saturday, Company. Aui•INI 011- I. Gilman 1111• PT PLEASANT ·_ February 20th. belore the imB. Amberpr .... A.. ...,.; ltr~ Chari., E C M1r. and mediate faDUlies only, in the • IIIIW: M,. !""_wyor_ 1Pittli;.,_T11111., Jill; 011 3 1 uo Boulevard pj I, Ma•- Hetghto EUB Chm-ch at 4 p. I' • ...,.1 0 Ada announcing the en . ea,.nt, are m. with the Rev. Roy McCoy ar bras Eleven eoinmllteet have cbolr and • "'**Uk:eutennlal N.... m· s Barttll ,., Al1 forth . gagement .. d ufficiat!ng. ' worked out detail• of the communlon; the 7:30p.m. proBartel, m· da . ~om~ng mamage of their The couple plan to make I t quieentenniaJ obaervaoce of the gram wlll lnclude recognltloo Handicap ,Totala 1IZI W • " "!(, te~. Ann. lo .lame! Hunt- their home in Hwtlington w I By United Pres• lnteruatiOQal Gallipolis Flnt United Presby· of former putoro 0 Loot • ; ; OD . t'e., son or .\l'r. and Mrs. ' Va., where Miss Cottri 1, .. 111e ~ou?t-down in the East- terl.an Church March t3.• 14- 15. Monday, March 'u;, the exact ~ , Gruy;;M~e;ek;;oi;B;ec~kl~ey~,~w~·;V~a~.~- ;em;;lo;;;ed~a;s~a~se:c :r:eta:ryI _byLS 0 CU ern DiviSion Assoctatton of the . National the are church m SouthISOthofanniversary the found-reoerve P ~- ~ Basketball has Friend• eastern of Ohto cordially in- lng tbe First of Re!lgiouJ So- quet net will for the 8leattl ID tbtl reached s1x - the nJaiiC num- vited to Join m one or all ol clely in Galllpolio, wW have 81 : , wu-y p. m. m• PT. PLEASANT - The PI ~r . th~t wtll clinch the Boston the oventa. Its highlight an 8 p. m. meet- The Rev R Pleasant Moose Lodge will Cel11cs sevenlb consecutive dl- Saturday, March 13, will tng with Dr. Edler G. Hawl<ina aster ~ Glen • lluellol~ sponsor a Golden Ball Mardi vtston title feature of the Old French the speaker· Dr· Hawklno ~~ ~ everyone p ' whoreqtielled lhal City 2 a tour -4 p . lDt.eDds to come 0 Gras on Saturday, Feb. 2oth. With a 52-12 record and 16 presenta;ion or' t::'·'ch '-:;'~\'c moderator of the United Pre&- to banquet seud bla reseral the Mooge HaU accord1ng games remaining, the Celt1cs to 7. 30 _ 8 e urc !I· byterlsn Church ln the United vation AI aoon .u po11lble to t;- an announcement by John lead the second-place Cincmna- re~ptlon 8 30 ~ fo· ; ' a~d a Sta~s of America, the church, 51 SUite Street, Glass, Governor ol the 1Ad~e II Rnyal• by 11~ games. SIX Sunday. March 14, J:it h~ve The """luicenlennlal banquet Galllpolll 45831- certainly DO I The Mardi Gra~~ wtU begin more victories will give the the regular worship lwtll be held at 6.30 p. m. Mar.l laler than March 8. 'l'lle tel.. :~. 9dan ·3o P· m. bew•th -nuSic lor 58 for the season- more lto .ao a. rn. empha•I;:;:-;ICel~: ~~~!~.,I[;.~ ~~~:~, theocbbooall-1 ~ n. umber of tb1 church II ce to provided by tbe Royais would have If J .hnny Lynch and his orches- they won all their remaining 17 =ur: :,:;.•u!' .;.J: Howard and Ricky. Red- Tbe Middleport <1llld Conser- wW 10 to. !be ... lor and Craig Howard, Btcky vallou Leque wW bold "" IM•s!pe&a .....,u.., .. Peggy Houc!Bllhelt. Vivian IIJIIUlll dinner '1'lulrodiJ' ....,. oort- A aoml•othll Terry, Leslie, chris and !Dgleo, )letty Smith K. and Debbie GalLagher. carnation Mrs. Leo Bryan was elected The Middleport Child co...... Jlade to the sdlolarship lund 001'581!8 to Mrs. Opha Offutt president when the Evangeline vatlon League sponoored 1 ska~ .,hen the SatiSbury PTA mel and Mrs. George Starcher. 1 Missionary Society of the Pom~ Entered HOipttal ing party at the Skate-...way on Robert Burkett, Mrs. tuesday evemng ~t lhe s~bool. Corsages were sent to M r~. eroy Church of Christ met Tues- 1 route 7 Tuesday evening tor · Cooke, Mrs. Earl DavenMrs. James Will, . presid~t, Maxme Arnold, Mrs. Merhn I day evening m the church soc- 1 Among those who entered dren of the county home, leagand Micky DavenpOrt, Tom1 Holzer hDiipj.tal in the past conduded the meetmg which Tracy and Mrs Wdhwn Bar· I ial room. 24 1ue members and their guests. Cooke, Barbara, Tony and opened wjlh devoUons by Mrs. tels. ! 'hours were Albert J. Gabrielli, Burkett, Cathy Conde, ~l enze-1 Smith, followed by the The history of the local PTA Mrs Mason Fisher, president, 54 Olive St., Mn. Harold 0. AUerxhng were Mark France8 Triplett and Ricky, DebLord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. was prepared by Mrs. Arnold was m charge of the meeting Gregory, 1804 Chatham Ave., lselma Shenifield, Sam ble and Cindy, 8prbara SciteB Herbert Dixon treasurer, re- and read by Mrs. D~.·mald Lan- which opened w1th devotions by Mrs. Mamie 0. Smith, 2 State lis, Charles and Jun Lane, Timmy Nancy Beaver, Joy 46 ley Will, Jack, Mick and Jlll, J~n Mullen and Chuck, ported the sum of $258.18 in the nlng. Mrs. Will read the arti· Mrs Milton Roush, using 'aA St., McKinley, Wagoner, treasury. Eric Hart's room won cle, "A gift for the future ,'' af. her topic, "Confessing Christ,"ICenrral Ave., Charles L. Clagg, Oiler, of tbe county home. Oth· P.at Brian and Bar· tnf' atlendance award. ter which the Founders Day from the book, 'Devotions." She Patriot Star Rt. , Edd1e Lltlle, ers were Stev~ Jenkins, Beth bara, o'an While and Baralso read an article, Yester. Cheshire, Kenneth I. W1se, Che· Jenluns, Mike Va~Cooney, Pat Harris and Ken Several am10W1cements were utrering was taken 1 made rncludmg the Southeast Refreshments were served at day, Today and Tomorrow," a !shire, Mrs Lutner Mmor, Vm- Gress, Mrs. ~rtln Abbot_t, and D1str 1ct confert•nce to be held the close of the meetmg by Mr. quotation from Abraham Lin-jton, Mrs. Lewis W. McDaniel, Dorothy Neutzl~ng, . Debb~~~;:_;~~iiiiiiiiOiiiiMiiiiiiiiiio at Cambridge on March 29; Ed- and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mr. and coin, and closed with prayer. 53 Burdette, Pt. Pleasant. Rob- CrowT, RRulh Jenkinsd • CDemindy Crkatg FIRST ward Bartels principal, an- Mrs. Jack Seelig, Mr. and Mrs. Get-well cards were sent to ert A, Keys, Mason, W.Va., Mrs. J . · ue, Cm a 011 ey, QUALITY nounced a basketball game Fri- R.ichard Young, Mr. and Mrs. shut-ins. New missionary mater- Henry E. Schwab, Mason, W. N~y Bucbanan, ~rothy H~n· REGULAR lilly at the achool beginning at Edgar AbboU, Mr. and Mrs. ia! and year books wer<l order- Va., Benjamin F. Sommer, Le- drtckll, Doug llicka, Sheila 7 p.m. between the fifth and James Walker and Mr. and Mf'. ed for the coming year. Mrs. on, W. Va., Blythe R. Greer, Moore, _Robin Milli, Nancy Blli· Certified Oil Station si•th grldes, followed by a Donald Lanning, with Mr. and Orville WeD read c 1et1er !rom Southstde, W. Va., Edward C. ktrk, Jimmy Wildermuth, Rog- w. Mot• St. A contrlbutloD of LEAGVE TO MEET I SEE OUR BIG CLfAN-UP SALE PIECE GOODS Choose from our big table of fabric b~rgains now, Each Item on sole as marked. Sew and Savel WY 2·2284 JACKSON WINS TWO Jackson deleated the Porneroy Junior High seventh .and eighth grade basketball teams Wednesday at Jackson. The seventh graders went down to de- and ic fund, Mrs. William Ohlinger and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger arc organlztng .a junior Girl Scout troop and t1wse inler.sle~ may eontaet them. feat 32-23 whHe the t'ighlh grade squad Slllfered a 44-23 setback. Randy Burt was high for Porn· eroy seventh graders wjlh 10 and Jim Crow led the eighth grade with six. Robert Bowen, t·ounly elementary supervisor, showed a film on PEP, after which Past· Presidents were introduced by Mrs. Will. Mrs. Ric~r~~g Other officers elected were Mrs. A. L. Phelps, viet presidernt: Mrs. Jerry Maston, se<> retary; Mrs. Harold Smith, treasureri Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, Syracuae, Jeffrey Michael Burke, Chester, Kenneth Ray KaDOUSe, Oak Hill, Mra. Terry Byard, i Jackson, Wilham A. Gifford, Jackson, Mrs. Cl~de A. ~al· Dower fund chairmu: and Mrs. ter, Wellskm:, D~VJd W. Kmg, l OHIO DUNlOP GOLD CUP HIGHWAY Denver Kapple publicity. Wellston, Mrs. Wtl!lam A. MurA potluck dlnner at 1 p.m., dock, Ironton, a~ ~enry C. preceded lhemeetlng, with Mrs. ~~elte, Rt. 1 Ltverpoo~ W. Masters askmg grace. Present Birth 1 were those named Bbon and M Ed rd U M00 611 Mrs. Florence Burnside and So ~ d M"ddi ~' Mrs. Elwood Bowers. 'Jbe March l:~? w;dn~a;.po ' son, Diocqed Patlests recently dlscharged included Albert Hendrkks, Mrs. Clay Evans, Mrs Nancy Pope, Mrs. Jennie Hatlennan, Mrs. Ora Chapmau, Roy Baker, Stephen Crummey, Chauncey Wec- ''"! DRESS SALE I 1 Wil- l Book Reviews Present Themes In Patriotism Reg. $3.98 to $5.95 MISSES .' ' ' : I ' ' .• 1nd JUMPERS j U9 h+ or r,.,~ Checolete Corered I Cordial Cherries $1.00 I NOW Weh:h's I £-ounce boxes! large m~rnc:h1M cherries in luscious •yrup and covered wMtl a tt.iclc cootin9 ol ollo<olole. mHk or dorl. Spo<ial footu,. of... dleport Literary Cl•b Wednesday afternoon at 2 $1 for 57c EACH Many Other Specials In Dresses, Coats & Jackets Upper Store ·--:.. Reg. $1.00 Package Brush Rollers p;g•. $1 lower Store SWEATER SALE! met t e horne of Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. James Euler, president, was in cbarge. Mrs. James Harley gave the first review, •·Beat the Last Drum," by Thomas J. Fleming, lhe 1tory of the defeat of the Bntish Regiment leader, Cornwallio in the Revolutionary war battle of Yorktown. She gave background noteo oo his family and military career hia 1 plan to "lay waste to the rich I state of Virginia" and win the I and ' Revolutionary War. She de- l scribed the tina! battle of the Women's & Girls' war and the peace terms made in 1781 by representatives of ~ashington and Cornwallis, leav- 1 mg the American colonies free to rule themselves. The second review was given by Mrs. Henry .Null entitled, ''Before the Colors Fade Por. tra1t of a Solzier, George S. . Patton, Jr.," by Fred Ayer, Jr., 1 Men's & Boys' WOMEN'S I RAYON PANTIES •• Ill y3 :Ore Assorted a nephew ol Patten. Always a colorful and independent figure, Patton was known for his de- . termination to win in battle and 1 he felt it was a great hunor to serve his country. In his words, he thought a general should '" die in the last battle with the l~st ~ullet in the las.t war." He i died m an auto accident an~ I was buried in Luxembourg where the author tells of the Germans who place fresh flowers at his srave every day . M~mbers ans~ered roll call by , nam.tng a patnot. Mrs. Euler ! announced that the next meet' ing would be held at the home of Mrs. Clyde Ingles, Mrs. Moore served cOokles during · j the afternoon. 1 REG. 14-0Z. SIZE ,, LISTERINE • •• Reg . 98c Nationally advertisl'!d Lis· terine Ant ise pt ic . . . kills qerms on contad, by mil· liom.! For sore thro~t. colds, MOUNTAIN MIST LANDERS TOILETRIES COTTON BATTING Reg.98c 1 I Lower Store I I toms, minor injuries, etc . Specially priced! $1.57 Value Reg. 99c Women 's Reg.29c House Slippers I 1 bad breath, dandruf-f symp· I I Upper Store Rag. to 9Bc Each ~I! t . Sizes S-6-7 i ' Save SALAD now 67c Bowl 4 lor$] Upper Store lower Store RUBBER PLANTS In Plastic Pot G. C. MURPHY CO. • First Quality Always ---- \ Cnlatiafl8 Source 1 DRESSES 100 pairs or more of women's and chUdren'l shoel, broken sizes including some 4b's and some lizes to 10. T)!is is the final call for theoe fall and winter shoes, values to $12.99 a pair priced to go DOLLAR DAYS Just 50 pairs of Gotham Gold Stripe Nylons in seamed, seamless and mesh all one color, not all sizes in the lot but first come first served at only SOc pr. ! OFF ! OFF FALL FABRIC CLOSE-OUT ODDS & ENDS TABLES Hundreds of yards of our better fall fabriea offered in the&e yard dress lengths at savings of up to 50% and more per Yl'.rd. Tbis l1 the Seamstress' dream come true, • You'll find iUitin&a. blen-ds, Sllcdeclotb, corduroys, jerseys, cotton satins, brOidcloths and other fabrics all formerly priced from $1.00 to $1.99 a yard on sale On Ibis table you'll find sweaters, blouses, knit tops, shorts, knit bats and ear warmers plus other items too numerous to mention. Each Item plainly marked with red pencil and priced to save 50% and more 59c - 2 for $1.00 when Group II of tbe First Unit- \ ed Presbyterian Church met : Tuesday evening at. the home of Mrs. Lewis Sauer. Jr. Mrs. , William Morris, chairman, op: ened the meeting with a poem. : The group voted to order , note paper having a replica of ' the church to be sold as a mon- ey making project. The closing I 1prayer was given by Mrs. Rod1ney Sam~r. A salad course was served to the ten members and Limited group of pastel 1heet blankets, our best qualtty full 70x90 size, Regularly $2.69 Choice ~.00 I Pleasant. ROCK SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier visite-J with their daught. et", Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller and daughter, Diane, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walden Roberts visited with his parents, M:r. arAl Mrs. Maston Roberts Sun- c GAL. HOLSUM WHITE Rollin Bearhs, Harold Burt and Terry Michael called o~ c lvs. Ronald Bearhs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rolr erts called on Mr , and Mrs . ~aston Roberts Sunday even- mg. ,. --- • Wt I• I,•• PLAIN or SELF-RISING t •• •• I c 2 lb. SKINLI:SS \ I BOILING BEEF GROUND BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA ALL SALES FINAL! NO EXCHANGES, NO REFUNDS ON SALE MERCHANDISE. FINE FOR SOUP AND STEW SIMON'S FRESH GROUND DRIP·DRI PRINTS 300 yards of assorted patterns In drlp-dri prints, values to 59c a yard, while they last 39c - 3 ycls. $1.00 80 SQUARE UNBLEACHED MUSLIN PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL lb. lb. 39c - 3 yds. $1.00 BOY'S CORDUROY PANTS ! ) Balance of our winter stocks of "Billy . the Kid" corduroy slacks, washable, pre-shrunk, and- good colors. Regulars and Huskies, a few slims but not all sizes in either. $4.98 and $5.98 on Sale · TASTY AND FRESH / ( ' ' Ia ! • enriched • uecuti~• look-plus • •• •1 Ifill Wllut. 17 Jewell. • 141.15 e a! • • WY 2-3975 TWIN LOAF 9~ put£ ojJai{'.s. ,J~ / el top 11erfarmanc1 1nd . .'ftllltMl. l•PIII.ICII Nnd. • ' This is it! Home baked bread, with a golden-brown crus! and a wonderful aroma as you serve it, hoi and fresh from your oven 1 And so simple and easy to prepare. If's not frozen- no thawing or refrigeration needed. Simply pop into a preheated 400° oven for 15 minutes. Out it comes hot and steaming, full-bodi'd and enriched, in wonderful pull-apart savory slices. •I • Any Bulova from our large • i OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM-· SATURDAY TIL 9 PM E. MAIN ST. •• •• • lb. ' Mrs. •• BULOVA f:NSINUit- Till SIMONS MARKET \ ' I' ' 4 Fresh ·Pig Feet 7 lbs. $1 FRESH NECK BONES 5 lbs. $1 Lovely printed outing In 38 Inch width, florals, stripes, and baby prints. Regular 49c yd. the giftquality watch •.• .99 • 25 lb. bag . • • • • • • • ;1>'!1 41. .09 doz. one IJLLell, Mrs. Betty Spencer, In Gallipolis, Ohio by the ______________________________ JJ .and Mrs.hMtesses, Morris.. Pl. II ~.00 3 yds. $1.00 SHEET BLANKETS IShobe, BAKE n' BREAK the Knicks. Willis Reed tallied 30 points for the Knicks. day afternoon. still a large selection of. rchool•weat-sblrts fOJ' Gallla Academy, Pt. Pleuant Big Blacks, North Gallla, Hannan Trace, Southwestern and Kyger Creek. Regularly $2.99 each. While they laB! take your choice 29c - 4 for $1.00 • :~ the Lakers opened up a 14point halftime advantage en route to an easy victory over ) REGULARLY 35c NOW: WASH CLOTHS Frank Bailey. Columbia; William D. Roush, Red Hom;e; Philip E. Roush, Red House. Discharged - Mrs. Fen-ell Kiser, Pt. Pleasant; Leonard LAR DAYS Our very best 80 square weave unbleaeW embroidery muslin. Ideal for curtaina, fancy work, or any other use where the finest weave is needed. Regularly 35c yd. ) lets were in command all the way. Gus Johnson scored 29 • Special Everyday Low Prices e e DOWNSTAIRS STORE e Limited ~roup of giant size bath towels In lovely floral pnnts, pink, blue and gold, regularly 89c. While they last Dollar Days ' old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven in 15 minutes! points for the Bullets. Elgin Baylor and Dick BarBidwell; Corbett Manly, West nett scored 23 points each as VALLEY BELL EVERYDAY LOW PRICE THREE YARD CUTS AT FLORAL PRINTED BATH TOWELS Patalel UM· Team H.igb ,; Game - ~and Ol.l 65~ ll1&b Tbreo Gamet IJalll r,. berJer !14D· Pat ln&ell 461 ll1&b ~Game--· Ambar&er lit; LouiH Qllmoro 173. ! Admitted - RACINE, 0. ) game. Sam Jones scored 32 points Plea1ant Valley Hospital RACINE SERVICE STATION l OFF 100 and more pairs of women's slacks and better skirts mostly junior sizes and missy all to go DOL- It will pay you to shop our odds & ends tables for Items whtch we cannot mention but all priced to find a new home DOLLAR DAYS. You'll find bras, girdles, pajamas, sleepwear, handbags, bella, gloves, children's wearables, hats, and many other items all marked with prices at savings of ono half and more. Mostly one of a kind or limited groups !ell from our storewide clearance sale. For Extr1 Whitewalst and .\ H. a.bor ilowlll,181~· St. 310t Rand!caJ4l7:f• a.1'lllll w... 2, Loot 1. hllla _ D. Clarll 411; B. Clarll _.; P. lng ell 467: C. lltilll 417; Rand i "' 8·• Tlllll IIIC· Woa I , Loll 2· . Team lllib Tbtee Game• t: and 19 pa11sing the written test. Hawks. Eleven railed on the written ! test and twu failed the ope~:The Bullets ran up an astonation exam. \i•l•ing 17-1 lead on the Royals, Members of the local detach- who played their ninth game without star rebounder Jerry ment are Sgt. H. E. Starbuck, Lucas. Oscar Robertson led a Trooper R. J. Blair and Troop- Cincinnati comeback and ended e1 G. E. Seymour. up with 35 points but the Bul- Very few left but first come, first served. This rack includes coats and jackets formerly $5.99 to $125.00. Priced to go DOLLAR DAYS All remaining children's winter coata and dresse1 now reduced to clear at ODDS & ENDS TABLES $1.00 ... c.. II. . _ 31S· J. CIIIM• tM; A. &,Ill• 211;' "of and John Havlicek had 31 to PT. PLEASANT - Drivers spearhead th< Celtics' atlack. lt was the Celtics' seventh win examinations were given by il eight games with the Hawlu the Pt. Plea::ant detachment on this season and gave them a Tuesday to 49 persons with 17 two-season edge. Zelrno passing the final driving test Beatty score£' 33 points for the - I Gil night when they defeated Examination, TesJs PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE 'i WOMEN'S WINTER COATS & JACKETS SKIRTS & SLACKS $1.27- $2.27 -- $2.77 MOUNTING ,, 300 and more of our better dresses from the label• you know and trust, including dressy dresses, day· time dresses, casual dresses and tailored styles, siz. es for petites, Junior Petite, Juniors, Missy and half-size all given this final markdown for Dollar Days. Values $5.99 to $29.99. Regrouped, for final Clearance. CHILDREN'S COATS & DRESSES Of Study Leuon The study lesson taken from , the Book of Galatians was re- 1 · viewed by Mrs. Clarence Lacey i f FREE SJ .. SS .. S7 .. S9 GOLD STRIPE HOSIERY Book review• wlth patriotic 1 themes in connection wllb Feb- . ruary aa • bistorlcol month I' were presented when the Mid- DRESSES i , DAVIS-SHULER . Slashes Prices In This Final Gala "Sale-abration" See The Many Exciting Values Listed Below: WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES pre-Lenten party will be a ben- • ACe I, C -2 . . il ; -A ~ Gl; ··.:. ~l ,: w tl: .. J. 8 efit affair with the proceeds th.! St. Louis Hawks 121-114 and being designated for the Mooo<>- the Royalo Sllffered a 125-114 sel' heart • Moooebaven Endowment back at the hands of lht BaltiFund. more Bulleill. The Los AJtseles 17 P8llo Driver All15" Sizes eSECOND STOREe tra . A special "Golden Ball'' games. ceremony will be conduct~ by the Lodge at 11 p. m. Tbe CeltiC! """tinued their Gov. Glass explains the gala methodical eount-down Wednes-- "NE:W TREADS" All14" Sizes eFliST FLOORe Neaoe WU.· E C6r Dull rt - I. . _ Ill: I. ..... lr. •· L. O.U. fll: ..... CIP .,.·. ,.... - . . . l.all 320; S. Yl II' Lakers whipped tbe New York Kniek:l 118-98 in t h a other Plus Tax and Recappable Tire man, Mrs. Paul Argabright and in!Jmt 1011, Mrs. John Fultz and infanl daughter, Mro. Raymond Tbompoon, Mrs. Terry Byard, Mrs. Billy Lakin. Mrs. John Slmons, Mrs. Clarence Stanley, Mrs. Anna Bailey, I Oza Thompson, Samuel Dyke, Stanley Slearru;, Rev. Wilbur i Baxter, Miss Lura Barnett, Paul Manue~ Walter DeVault, j liam Bazler, Penny Henry, .Jeff' rey Miller, Rhonda Shook, lloi-1 dra Cowdery, Connie Phtllips ' I. and Gary Gilbert. I Rack Of • FRIDAY & SATURDAY FEB. 19& 20 ner, William Wallace. Mrs. Carl Caul1 Snyder, Mrs. James NOT ALL ITEMS AT BOTH STORES - SHOP BOTH 0 Tax NEW TIRE WARRANTY p:. w;t DOLLAR DAYS • $49-95 Plus $59·95 Pluo Tu 825x20 10 Ply 900x20 10 Ply GALLIPOLIS' CITY-WIDE 1 REAL SAVINGS . CELEBRATES to Fea' ure Spec•a •} G ld Ball -==o... 1 1030 Frank White, & dj I 1 chlldr-ea and 15 cents fur adults and proceeds will be given to tlte efgl!lb grade tlte alhlet- Sesqm'centenm"al Plann"ng Is Announced by Choreh MaJtic Number Js Six For Boston Five the j McCa II' s Pattern1 11 5 W. SECOND POMEROY M i I The Fabric Shop Singer Soles & Service .. POMEROY 8 eelection is bound to rate t cheers! For its elegant beauty. Preclalon accu- . , 1 racy. And faithful service. e 1 1 0 I LolourWatch Exportahelp • you choo1e the perfect gift - a beautiful Bulova. • Precfouo jewtlty thai tolls e perfect time. Priced from e • $24.'1&. Prices plul th , deHcioasly NEW -from e • GOESSLER •• I • • •• Court St., Pomeroy •• • 1· Jewelry Store • ....... ···-·. / • ··- �.- . . . .. . - . . . .- " . . -. .. ." River news Aili!liiR amw most specllcular jouruey ia tht world. It has abundant ralnlall dDQ many great rivers which could be dammed lor rocree (Continued From Page I) tional use or power production ing Appalac::hia a more attrac- And tt has 67 million acrea ol tive place for industries to lo-- hardwood forests. cate and for tourists to visit. Q. How will ' these ....U be Q. Who will administer th e exploited In the propooed ocon Winfield dam:t were on th e blamed partly on stlldlee aim- development progr&m? ed at ending compulsOI')' aersills. A. The bill sets up an Appa- omJc development program? vice. lachian regional commission, A. Tourtsm will be ....,, ll'~· l · ,. Boat movement~ : 1 •li!Rmnazza i twt.i\!LflltA&l&& composed of representatives ap- aged through the new blghway .,II I ' ·' 'I' ,. Oblo Rlver - Queen City up I , !~ 'II. ~~· pointed by the governors of s~•stem and development of In 14, 2:45 a.m .; Harvey Jordan each of the 11 participating lane lakes. The Army EOSineen up 14, 5:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn states, plus a federal govern· are directed to draw up a com up 15, 12 :58 a.m.; Sam Hous"' 'I ment representative wtJo will prehensive plan for develop 1.' I· ~I' ' ton up 15, 4 a.m.: John J . Rowe · st!rve as co-chairman. 11'118 ment of water resources for ; up 15, 6:05a.m.; Reliable down commission will not be an op- su~Jmission to congres1 two ' ' ' '1~. 15, 6:20 a .m. ; Miss Nancy up ' ' Thirty-four scouting awards erating agency , but will decJde years hence. Effort! also will '''· 16, 7 a .m.; St. Marya up 17, 9o· will be presented at the Boy which projects shoul<J. get prior- b. made to improve manage SO p.m.; John Ladd Dean up Scout Court of Honor Sunday ity, and how available funds ment of timber land. 17, 5:20 a.m .; VielUli:l up 18, afternoon, Feb. 21 at the Legion should be allocated. 11 p.m.; Jeffboat up 19, 6:55 a. hall in Middleport beginning at Q. Will there be definite quoQ. What's holding up the tlmm.; Andrew Calhoun down 19, 7:05 a.m.; Ranger up 20, 5:30 3 p.m., according to Milford ta~_fo~:ac~!at~:mmisslon Is ber industry now? p.m.; Peggy Downey up 21, Hysell, scoutmaster of Troop supposed to think in terms of A. About 70 per_ cent of the 4 :40 a.m.; Louisiana up 21, 5:- 245. what is best for the region as timber lands are m small lots J5 a.m .: Elisha Woods down 23 Boys to be honored Include a whole and concentrate the ~f 50 to 100 acres .. E~ficient YOl 'N G PF:HFOH\1FRS _ Th ese you_ngs_ters ar.e a_~ong the cast m~mbers w_ho wtl1 present. 1 ~Penny, Bu_ns 7:25p.m.; OVEC down 23 , ll :: Torn Lyons, Harold Lightfoot, aid funds on 10 development proj- umber management IS dtfficult ttnd Ro ~(·~ ·· 3 1 HtJ tl::nli \ il1gh -.c lwol amll tonum _lhi.~ ~n~~-Y, at 8 p.m. ~a~k Mo~ns_ and Jane Sclullmg, t_he p:m- 105 p.m.: Southern up Greenup Richard Hawley, Jan Long Lar- ects which offer the greatest ?" s~ch small _parcels. ~e le~ ~.:lpals of llw ~ h11\\ JI'P .'-;lJ ITtl\lttd•·d hy I. to r., V1 rk,1 llarr_Json, P~gg~ Sm1th , Marg1e Wamsley, James Buchfleld 110:10 p.m. ; Barbara Brent up ry Grogan , Terry Grogan, John potential for economic growth. JSiatmn authorlZes $? rrulilon in lthe head IJ<J. kt-r J. \lrnd_\ h111g. Sa nd ra Taylor and Elil'll!Uce. - Sentinel Pho·t.o. ' Greenup 12:40 a.rn.; Illinois English, Rick Hamm, John Q Where will most of the federal loans to stimulate ror down Greenup 4:10 rLm.; Orco Krawsczyn, Rick Wilt, Lee mo~ey go? mation of timber development down Greenup 5:15 a.m.; De- Floyd, Keith VanWagen, George A. Into 8 network of new organizationa that would cort10l " fender up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Luster, Richard Gilkey, Ronnie highways. The legislation auth idate_ holdings where necessary Alton Zephyr up Meldahl JU() Lewis, Randy Becker, Danny orizes a federal outlay of $840 I and mtroduce be:tter cutting and a.m.; C. B. Southern down Mel- McCloud, Roger Pickens an d n illion over the next six years marketing practices. 1 dahl12 :55 a.m.; Zimmer up Mel· Randy Phillips. dahl 1:35 a.m.; J . S. Lewis down The George Washington hon- to construct 2,350 miles of hi$h Q - Is i~ true that the bill Meldahl 3:30 a.m.; Knox up or medal will be awarded to a ways and l,OOO miles of local would subsidize development of a livestock industry ill Appala Me/dahl 4:30 a.m.: L. W. Sweet se:out and also the Life scout access roads . award. Parents of scouts and Q. Why such a heavy empha chis? up Meldahl 5:45 a .m. the public are invited to attend. sis on ruad building? Gallipolis Dam Luther A. The prPsidential comm is A, This point wae raisi:d by Herdman up 3 p.m.; Rose G. The meeting was ori@:inally sch sion which spent two years some senators 1rom the Great · up 12 :15 a.m.; Solvay llown eduled for Thursday (tonight) studying Appalachia's problem~ PI ams stale:; who sa1'd th e1r but was changed to Sunday due b f 1 d t h · 1 ty f 5:45 a.m. to L'Onflict with another meet reported that isolation and in ee ~ . u ry aa pen o j I Kanawha River _ Semet accessibility Is Its number one compettlwn already. They down London 6:'15 a.m .: Olean- ing. economic problem, and •'an ad soubhl unsu.ccessfully to ~move 111 ' '"l'.i~l~ 1 ;, ~ 1 ( , der down Marmet 4:45 p.m .; SUFFERS A'ITACK equate transportation network is from the b1ll a $17 mtlhon pro I , 1 ·I_ I ' Thelma Ann up Marmet 4·.05 a. • I •~ ,·I ~ • Mrs. Everett Bates. Pomeroy the first requisite of its full par gram of soil 1conservation d and 1 .. f 1 .. :* I m.; Helen z. up Marmet 4:45 R 0 d Wd d ticipation in industrial Ameri erosion contro. It prvi es or 1l the federal "overnment to pay ;ll ,,. C : ·• passe awa~ e ne.s ay " '1 · ·.11 a.m .; '. V. Harner up Marmet rught after suffermg a heart ca. c : ~1 · ' 5 30 a.m.; Beaver down Mar attack at the home of Mrs. Den- I Q. Why Is federal help need- up to 8~ per cent of ~he cost of "· ' 111 ' ~'1 met 6.45 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lu- ver Well. Eastman 'Ridge . The ed to build highways? . . reclalnunl{ and seedmg eroded ·ii! cas down Winfield 5:55 p.m.; Pomeroy emergency squad was l A. Highway constructiOn 1s farm lands to make them U!l 11 Duncan Bruce d~wn Winfield summoned nl 10 :55 p.m. and treme-ndo~sly expensive In the ' able a~ pastures. Aid to In y 1 1 11 ' ;,11;: , 1 1 111\.•l' ~~~ 1 1 ~ . ·~, ~ 7_: 10 p.m.; Elgerclt~f down W!n·l transported Mrs. Bates to Pom-~ Appalach1an mountams. A two :one _pr_Jvate land owner would 1. .. , , '1..': ·.,; 1. . , . 1 ~ I. ll~• l '', , ·~ ~ . I ' -~~~~~~ ~1,,, , ' . ,!~~~ ~~ f~eldl :45a .m.;_ ShJrleyupWm· l eroy where she was transfer- lane .ro_admay_costasmu~hasbellmJtedtoaSOacreplot. 1 1 ... , ) . . . ,., ,, ,, f1eld 3 4~ a.m., Jerry Bosworth ' red to Ewing ambulance and ' $1 million a m1le - three t1mes1==========::. Til I L:\r\fl OJ 1-,lll'.ll .\ --S tudents of Hut land elementary school will present Penny, Buns and Roses at Idown Winfield 4:35a.m.; H. E. hed to Holzer hospital as much as it would costl r · in flatlands. The affected states : th(• J<utl ant! It I~~~ st ·lltHii .1ud1! orium _ In thi.s phot o . .Julie llutchison. Jrom th~ Rose chorus. is surrounded by oth- Bowles down Winfield 5:30a .m : lrus CORRECTION ~o·r ('ho_rus llll' l~ dli 'l -; [)ell·l·ltt ' I. L1: l. Don .-; n.n :l.hart.) Karen Suthr ·· bnd, LoUJse Tilli s, Donna Weber, Jane Wise, [I E_~eana Bosworth down Winfield NO MAll~ MONDAY alre~dy are spending a disp~o Hu5em.n ~ Hll t Jlld :\dlc.t Ol \1 hu1 :-,1 JJ.Jnel J hoto. 6.3a a.m. ~1iddleport and the Pomeroy portwnately large share of the1r l Eckerts and Val Decker Post Masters announ<:ed today highway budgets in Appalachia. l~l EVANGt:.UST COMING the.re will be no delivery or Q. Will the federal govern , window service Monday. Feb ment pay the entire cost of the I ~ Evangelist Samuel Zonkef'll I ruary 22 ( Washington'• Birth , proposed Appalachia highway from WeUsburg, W. Va ., will , duy), system".' j A muslr?. l fantas~· wtll be r•re-r l ao.:! in groups arr· Ltttle !Wrrs . \.:rpgorv France, Michael ! Ri ce, Saundra Taylor, Mindy , be at the Portland. Racine A. No. States must put up at 1 S~l1tt'ci In ih ( Hu tl rnl 1·,(:1•'1 1 ' i IJ 1dd ll's. Hrend<:~ \1tller De ~ \1<~y, Matk P1t~-n:e, John Thum-1 K~ng, Andrea Ue":hurst, Jane\B.ranch of the Reorgani~td U)CAL TEMPS least 30 ~er cent of the cost of 1 1 Lit\ Sd:1.'ol ~ f11,1 -. \ gr.t~h·-.. ~1.l lHHk, Vl_ckJe Fry , [)(· bra ns IW1se, Rosen:ary ~1_ce, Donna 1Church of Latter Day Samts The temperature in Pome-leach sechon of roa~ . : FULL SHANK HALF "n l1 tk~- Pen n~' 1Bu ns ... 111d S~hm1 ~1ove r. Tma Sptrl's, Pam- Bakers. Terry Georgt.', John- 1Weber, LoUJse Tilhs, Karen ISaturday, Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. 1roy 's busin<'ss district at 11 :10 Q. Does Appalachia have any 1 1 ,. 1 '';r·,a,_N r'l ~on. Jo\ V. ht k . Lort<t· ny Mi ller. Steven II<J~·k, ~a!- Sout?erland, Ht.~i'~ ·,~' 1111 ''1'. ·' Peggy _ Welch, and Sunday following church am. was 46 u~grees, w1der aun· lnatural assets besides coal? 1 KROGER COMPANY '~ ilfll '''r , _I· rl(lny d l _B P m Hl ., I :J.t\'1 .1nd \larlt:ne Bnr-rctt. las Web~r, James Birrh~Jeld, Dons _Barnart, Debbie Hall, sehoul, at 10:30 a .m. ny skies. A. Yes. It has some of the~=========-::! .lw Hurl.mJ ll1 gh SI"IHII> I .\ IH li I.IUic Old :\len . (,ra11t Pope . . Allen Willmms. Dav1d Miller , Debbbte May, Paula O'Dell, BJih H:dl IJ;J rr d H w!iard s. I Lee Witliams, Sammy FerrelL I Vif'ki Grate. Margie Wamsley, lori 1t m Tlw r·a-;1 int·lt;dl·<; . '' The Lit - .l1mrny \.rueser, Kevin De- : BeautJfut Damsels, Ellen Vickie Harrison, Peggy SmiU1.11 ~ Jl, ()!d \\111' .· .l :1 nr· Srl1 illmg --- --- ·· 1 Sailors, John Thomas. Mich· Husba ndk.'' Mrs. Ruby Grimm and Mrs. ael Hysell, Mark Williamc; , ·Tiw l. rtth! Old ~.::l_I_·K \IJITI', ·:Tile ' lii ';Jd Bu ·: F\8\'ia Leitner were business I Randy Sprouse, Ricky Hysell. t'~·. .l:~·nr ·' B1Jchf1'.'id. 8:1d c. ' • • VJsitors in Gallipolis Tuesday. : bobby Snowden, Ronny Harri''lhe Cay t ;BI I,ml," A\l;m W1l Little .JoAnn Housh spent the son, Timmy Spires. li:.~nlS. J C\\'S day Tuesday and Wednesday ROBes, Ju lia Hutchison, Vicwith Mrs. Pauline Taylor. I kie Nelson , Debbie Jewett, Jen"rs _ Mildred Flowers called I ny Ferguson, Marlene Hutton, · · \Jro; f.rna .'ncad caiiPd on on Mrs. Velma HoHman and SheiTy Michael, Jan Kennedy, . \1r -.. f{o-,e \L"-<~Il :111d \'lr~ :'11ar- K :1y Kt>at il ley recently. 1Debbie Shuler, Becky Carron. ((ontm;Jed f nun p,,gC' I) . ' ~;rrt'! S.t~rt' \1ond,ry Mrs . AudrPy Huffman and I Pierrots and Piei'Jl!tteB, MIlle ~ .J.:m .. 2 f',dme lA lth thP Llni _\lr and \1rs. To be~· \Tyers childrrn cnlled on Mr. and Mrs. chael Harrison, Danne Williams Yersity of Ida ho. Williams. ~n n and Mrs Laura Crbb<; sp••nt Dale Hoffman Saturday after- ~1 Billy Stewart, Ricky Bolen. [)f a Tacoma, Wa sh · R<lpll st till' d:r\· Tul:'~dav w1lh \1r and , noor1. Dennis Tillis, Jef£ Musser, Dam!nister and cailPd Uy Coarh \'lr ~ Okey 1/oush. i Mr. and Mrs . Bill Rollins' vid Schuler, Joyce Hutchison, I Bob Boyd "t he fint'sl gullrd I \Irs Laura Lou Roush has Sunday dinner guests were Mr. Linda WilliaiDI, Rou.nna Pathi:lve ever II<. d." is rt cat-quick accepted the custodian employ- an d 1•'1 rs . Ca 1vm · Blessing, 'ue- terson, Brenda Spire!, Regina· 6-footf'r who (H'I"I"ll.l!f'd 20 15. Jn('nt a1 the Letart school. ! lart, . and Mr. _and ~rl. Harrison, Karen Tillis, Judy points per g;Jme in ~:-: ~; 11111 '" · The Letart ,_1ethodist Ladies iNorns of Junction C1ty, Ohio. Snowden, Cathy Harrison, Mahave orgamzro a Ladies Aid. Mr. and Mrs . Calvin Blessing ry Ruth Sauer. : BIG PINES. CALif - AV- They mPI Wednesday in the , called on Mr. and Mrs . 0 keY Balloons, Tammy Schoonover, I latrix Jo8n .\1erriam S m i! h, · rhurrh 0 ~~enwnt <1nd ~rwnl tile Housh Saturday also Mr. and , Mike Pierce, Phylllis Carroll, ! who conquered the same d;~ v rplil lin:~ anrl \\ (>r ~ 111 g 1111 :\1rs. ~.lflnford Hle ~smg or Point ; Penny Pridy , Larry Haley , Joy j around the · wor ld rourse thai pil low casf'r . Preseat were Pleasanl. Sauer Tommy Michael Rob- l claimed the lirE' of .'\nwli.a E:~r- .\lr.~ Tr~.~ Blnll . .\'lr -.. c;ene- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown : bert ~'illiams. Terri o·Deil, Gahart. w;1s klllt>Ll 1\" l·d tw:-;d<~l viPve 1\ou>-h . Mi ss 1'\ina Jones , were Thursday dmner guests of ry Haley, Bobby Musser. Debalong wt th e~ ('omr;m1on v. lwn Mr.". E~si\ Gibbs. Mabel Wine- Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush. bie Haley, Christine Schuler 1heir bnrrov.t'r1 plane ~1:1 r n 1 r11'd 1Jr 1. 1,1 1 \l:ng arel Thomas ,nd Attendance at Guiding Star Greg VanMeter Steve Nelson' mtn a murrntJm and hu r>ll' d ]lorothy Scvrn gn Sunday School was 45. Cindy Eads, Ga~ Hysell, Bre~ Tht• blond!', 2H·y('.Crr-nld pilot .\1 rs . l:k ~s \kBPt>. F:r<1 Shir- l The Gener_al Assembly or the da Bolin, Marty Dugan, Rodand Tr·1x11:' Al lllt' Sc huller!, 42. h·y, Mrs. Alice Harper and B_ody of Chnst church held ser- ney Bailey, Donna Carroll, a wn!er <Jnd flyer hcr.srlf. wrn• d.: atg hte-rs Jerry and Brenda, v~c~~ Sat~~ay night with a Shirle Hysell, DannJ Richards loun~ . In th e charred, mangled I-rffi anrl Ardath Brinker attend- VlSJhng mm1ster_from Parkers- and Lonnie Taylor. wretk a~e of thr1r Cessna 180. j f'L the funer al or Mrs. Anna burg as evangelist. 'llle attendThe P<IJr W~IS on a st-rorl hop Hart Wednesday in Clarksburg, ance was 64. There were sevSCHOLARS IJSTED frum the ('fla ~1:1 1 c11v- of Long We ·st va• . era! o· uroups of special sing-s Lo' · · oo-o • 1s Ch nst1an o1 Route 1 Beach to lil t mountam re~ort The Flmer HarpPrs are hav Mrs Audrey Hortman and c 1 J 1 nd B bb• . · . - . · arpen er, a un or a o y f '" · h ·o ""r 1 ~ 111 " 1 ~1 1111 '· 1· lln ·or ·11 11 '' mg a W<'ll clrt l\ed and n•modt>l- clu ldren. "'rs. Ora IIRrt and J . Ord of 393 Main Street Midcrashed on the dopes of a San ing thf'ir r11 •wlv purrhasf'd home _ ~abel_ WinPbrrner were shnp- dleport , a senior, have ' been Gabnt>l \l~>t l nt:l ln · :111~~- ··11 •1· ,..r tl 8 1e Hor·I man , Hcv . and , pml!)u m .Pl. 1'1 easant s·aturd ay . named to the (3.5) honor roll bout 1he li ;loO fo(lt l1·\·r1 \lr .,_ Wrlbur Raxter and Lucille ' R "'~ -- B_111 Y G ibb! held tervice for the first semester at Rio I-'m\ lrr were business vis itors at (,UJdmg S_tar Advent church Grande College, Rio Grande, LONOON BE<\TLES Ill (;alillloli!; Thursday and Rev . S~mday evemng In the Absence Ohio. Named to tht Merit rol1 John Lenrmn anrl f' :11 il \\r-C;.r t' Raxti'r was admitted to Hoi- G~ Rev ._ Bax t er who IS still con- 13 01 were Lester Manuel of ~:y b~a"me 1mil\ionaikres Lohday H'r hospital. fmed m th~ hos.pital Route 2_ Racine ·, M-. K 8 y • """ sef'nnlls a l•· r -., 11w m ! t' lr M 1 •• 1 Tlw r;uidin)l; S t;~r Ladie~ Aid rs . rene Wmet.rener and Bahr Fick of Chester Willt'am IIIIPIBsioa &+'II .......... Gill of music firm otf w~<1! l :- w~'n t on Do s lied sale. That w:l- 'iii rl lf· I lin~:" it met Thursd.~y in the church , nna ue ca on her m~th-~Bahr of Long Bottom; and John ride. H rough roads, cllhw took for brui.:!TS ro annoum·e ha s{':rwnt ll•l' da'. Wil S spent ~ ~r, Mr . and Mrs. True Blessmg Mora of 117 Kerr Street, Pomqutltmg on two quilts. Tho se at- ID )<fason Sttnday. : eroy. &bat the publ1r h:11! Lnughl $.'1.4 1 Th and jolting. And plcbps million worth ot -t<~r k in the 1t·nd mg ·,~- ,·riO' \ lro; (~cor~ia e funeral of Mrs. Blanche 1 {;rimur. r :oldie Ho11ino.: . Vel- i, Rickard Von Schoyck was at l ARREST SMUGGLEn• pro!ed millions company h n.3 The books for :J ;>p lwil tiuns in rna Hoffm?n, Kay Keathley, t e O~k Grove church Monda y. . PANAMA CITY WPD-Po-1 behind it NorthPrn Song~ Li •J ''fwned al Barbara Cerlach. Ylargaret [S_he d~ed at l_he home of her lice captured a ton of mariJO <i . m. 15 a. nr F:ST 1 and Thomas. !:rene Winebren~r , ~il- . SISler-m-law m Charleston but i juana tasl week on an island in Stepside pickups. of big that clost>d ont' rnin tll l' I.JI!•r A dred Flowers and Elva Canter. 1W3S ~ormerly of_Let_art. She is !the Bay of Panama and arrest. &iokesman saJd B P:III~;- r<Jns, orThe Letart ~ - H cl ub were 1 t~e sJster.of E~me R1ckard . Her !ed four men on charges of pickup fl• dinary mvesto rs <-~nd 111 : 1 c k~t , guests at a skating party Thurs- 1s1ster TWila Rickard and broth- 1 planning to smuggle it into ,gamblers had •·suh'>tcmtially nv- ' day night in Point Pleasant. :ers Cur~is and Homer preced- ! Panama City, it was reported ersubscribed " tht> s1 nrk L~sue. Mrs . Lola Stone taught I ed her m death in the past few Wednesday . ' .A total of 1,25(),114111 c;IKrre 5 school in the absence of Mrs. ' months. The vast store of the drug, .Were offered for seven shillings McBee while she attended her Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fry am.l i {!()n:'lervatively worth $100,000, 34-6902 ilinepence ( 1 t .09 1 t' (Wit sister'D funeral in Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins call· ; was burned. . Stock exchange sour{'es smd A household shower Wa!l giv- ~ on Mr. and Mrs. Ed 1-"'ry Sun- I ---·-------the shares were expr-..r ,·r1 to en Mr. and Mrs. Roy Friend clfy. · ' and Brenda and Mn. Garnet ~11 for about nine shillings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush · Chapman were dinner guests :cf1; .2.ll when they Me lnHII'1! rm Albert Thompson Friday night. were Sunday dinner guests of 1Suday of Mr. and Mn. Leon- · PHONE WY 2-2126 POMEROY ;'It• noor _or the London rnarket They received many lovely , Mrs. Rhoda Yeager of Mason . lard Roush. . W. MAIN STREET WASHINGTON (UPI)Delense Department WednetGause readloso: Ga!Upolls day bsued a drall eail lor Dam 181, 24.0, running 46 lee! 1S,700 mea to be drafted ill on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 2\.· March, and 3,ooe belq: called 74 , Pt. Pleasant 26.07, Hinton thl1 month. The step--up 1111 the draft WRIJ 2.02 falJing, Kanawha Falls S.61 rising, Charleston 19.15 sta- attributed &o a declloe t. e~~o tionary . London, Marmet and llsUnenta, wlllcb ba1 b e ea Appalachia I . 1 1 1 1 .. ·zs Plan t a /•tt p u n l eIn en / .J J us l ca l 711. . 1,.l • Smoked Ham lb. 39c I Let·trl . wVa Socia N UPI Briefs v...~~&l!l'. Mrs. Kincaid, .Mn. Rice, the Rev. tnd Mrs. Dol!ald Hicb and tbe guest, Shirley Roush. 1 - to.,.,.. IJlll!ll- Wheu Plell•• Jolll • banb to bill" Biblical Lesson Deriving from Salt Reviewed wlthoul tholr prll'/loll .......... hi.o ..t1te eal!lrlet lflllped wllll the ~.,.._.. - - - of DomiOJ Wob- I is for PARTNERSHIP God' Love, its M M eaning fO an, Study Theme ::s. 8 1 I I 1 _0 I' I SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS RUTLAND FURNITURE .. ' TWIN BED OUTFITS ' Early American Beds ' Full 39" Mattresses ' Matching Box Springs EASY TERMS I NATIONAL .. -, .. :--· ' , .... >&·-"'' ~:: Bring Spring Beauty To Your Walls 1 UJ! 1 OPEN STOCK EARLV AMERICAN With LIFETIME PLASTIC TOPS/ can 1 1 lndape.-.deld froDt truck smootlls proteclllnlck, cargo from exc:essiYe oa Chemalet ifs a system with ofllilesofuserexpwle•te 1t. Try out • oae of Cbevrolet'$811111 FleetsW. • It's one the r•_. Clamolet Is first cllolce with users coast tD coat POMEROY .lor the firil tune Fob, ~- I gift&. I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weigand -~reno C~::~~ANY 1 WIDebmler - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . - - - - - - - -....- - - - - - - - - - - - 1'IIIP oafllall •p ., - .•tore for ' "'~ 1 Dorothy Th e 1" 1ermedtate Class Pornttroy Church of Chrl!t, Y tiS Sle • . . Plans were made lo be in Mrs. Orin Smith who dedicated Itaught by Miss Ellzabeth Duf·! tatned the Twilight Garden An lnv~tatlon w.u read from . A devotional meditation us- ;;;=~c.biD~;;<I;;_,;:Ret~l:ga;,;ttl~=----trter;_;.,i',.wbo..;.,.•,.u=-.ryiiiiiiii;o;iii~iiiitiiiLiiii"l tharge of altar flowl'rs for Eas· the meditations taken from the 1 . h f t.h S 1Club Tuesday evening at her LazarllS an Colurnbw: to attend 1tng the theme "'Tlrne ·• was II ter when Clas~ 12 Circle nf "Sunsbint" magazine to Miss ldY· wSash· ml ch argeSundao e un· !Mulberry Ave. home. Ia flower arrangement - show i n.--nted by ~s Denv~ Rice • 1 ay c oo our y morn· 1 Th In · h "F h' In F1 .. t•- r · . 1 H ealh Methodist {'hurch met Bernice Bowen, former resi- ing. e meet g. m. c arg~ o 1 88 , 108 owers, 8 1 •tt: when the Homebuilden Class 1 1 Wednesday evenu18 at the dent, who is recovering rrom 1 Barbara Kennedy acted as Mrs. Ja~ Roblon, pl'ftideot, 27 assembly cente:r Feb. of the Middleport Churcb of church. M·. nbPr~ of the church 1 lnjurie! received in I!ID auto superintendent. Following the opened with devotlonJ . taken :tJ - · sponsored by Reg~n• 8 a Oui.st met T\lesday evening at Brt! to be contaclt>d about mem- i accident in Iowa. Mrs. Smith singing of hymns by the congre- from P!lalm l03 by ~ISS ..Hart 9 of the Ottlo Association of the Rlce home on Broadway._ orra1 fl owers fflr Easter Sun-~· distributed copies of I he devo- lgalion. a special number, ''Foi- who also read ~n article., p:; G~rd~n ~ud~ - 8 lth e he The opening prayer W81 gJV1~ d <~} by the rlass _ tions to members. jlow Close to Me," was pre- doned By God 1 Grace, 8 m KBV t en by the Rev. Donald Hicks • Mrs. F.ar l Kntght , president , During the budneSll meeting tented by Miss Duffy, Jean closed with p~ayer._ ~e_mbers :nthly rern~nder to s : seeds followed by the devotional presided and welcomed Mrs. the group voted to assist with ' Phelps, Barbar~ K~nedy . Bar~ hlo~~ers~cna!l a:nd'":al~:g::; iod. . Mrs. W~ell GeJrlac:h, 1 llt>rman Haddox . who hus been the school lunch program. bara Smith and Peggy Jo Bow- 1 5 P be ln hrubs nd pres1dent, was m cbarge of the 1 1 absent severa l months be- Cards were prepared to be ers_ Scripture reading on Love /he ~~e~~ prize ~o- bualness session. The class votcuase of rllncss <md Mrs. Car- 1senl to Peg Eas_t. ~ormer mem- Su~reme was given by Linda naled by Mrs. Louis Reibel wa:t ed to . pay the balance on _the Your phannaclst works 1~aten~l purchased for the J~nroll Swanson , wlw hall been 1ber now in V1rgm!a, and to ISauvage. /S awarded to Miss Hart. hand·in-hand with your aw_~y . Mrs. 0 . P. Klein , a patient in [ , A number of branches brought 1or chmr robes and the ~phsDevotion~ were pre~ented by I Veterans Memorial H08pltal. [t I AC<;OMPANY PASTOR The American Lutheran by Mr~. Robson were identified mal robe for the Rev. H1cks. phystciBn to safeguard was reported thnt the cJRso; has · A group fro~ the Pome~oy Church Women of St. Paul and with prizes awarded to Mrs. It was reported that a wall your health and the hea lth. nine pounds of pecans left for Church of Chrtst accompamed St. John Churches met Tuesday Mary B Hetnes A film "Fam- case for recently purchased or your family . This persalt. Jerry Masters. pastor, to the ' evening at the St. Paul's Uiar A~erican ·Birds,' was mapa had arrived and Mr. fect teamwork between County Home Sunday afternoon church . shown by Mrs Robson with Tom Bowen and Kenneth Me· doetor and druggist is I Mrs. Knight ~nno~ced that I where services were held. f!'olMrs. Clair Karr, president, M s T. A Hen~ess a ' arrat· Elbinney were named to install 8 one of lht- ABC'a ui \ the March meetmg Js t'hnnged ! lowing the .singing of hymns was in charge of the business r · · y n the JDD.)S . The clO'iing prayer pharmacy . due to the study course to _be and a duel , " Today Is Mine," 1session. The convention or Am- or.Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth had was given by Wendell Gerlach. h~ld on the regular meetmg by Jean Phelps and Peggy Jo erican Lutheran _ctmr_ ch Worn- the arrangement of the month Mrs. Rice and Mn. Herman 1 'A Pinch of Salt."' using Mat- mght by Re\'. M. E. Dawson. Bowers, Mr. Masters had for en to be held Apnl27 m Colum. the [e .,_ theme She Kineaid served refreshments. 1 . ·t I L'f h' . "P " usmg va m~.~..., . I I thew 5:15, was the suhJect of Mrs: Guy Sh uIer, Spm_ua_ 1 e 1 1s sermon _toptc, rayer, bus was announced. , . used red carnations and white Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. G enn 1 the program presented by Mrs. Chairman of WSCS. dtstrtbuted [and closed w1th prayer. 'If God So Loved Us. ' I John 1 !Ia 't" t pid figur· Hensler and Mr. and Mrs. Lew· I 0 ge WI" wo cu · ds. She d'1sp Iaye d : - - -4: 11 , ts ' t he t•ueme oI the B'bl · lb . h st Thomas Young when Friendly prayer car 1. e ines in a white compote, on 8 1s Long were contr utmg o Circle of Federated church met scrapbooks of the church bulle- ley. study for the year, suggestmg t f am ba!le on wbich was le811.,. Assorted sandwiches, potato that the purpose of man's re- as yr~} -" wt'th rA..J There were 17 members and 4 Registered Tuesday evening at the church. tins. and will prepare. these for . reu hear t covert:U t'U Old testament quotations patients in the hosr1ta\s. I ch1ps, and coffee were served sponse to God 's love s_hould be n Jon net. A dessert coW'se was guest present including Mr . brought out the importance of . Mr. Emerson Jones present- thy the hostesses, Mrs. Guy Shu· love for Gud and for hlS fellow- Yrved and Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mr. and Pharmacists To Serve You salt at that time and these uth- t'd selections taken from the ler, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, Mrs. man. Mrs. Kenneth Braun pre- se · Mrs. Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. er points . H wa s a medium ot books, "The Snake Has All the Herman Haddox and M r s. sented the second lesson of the Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter exchange and in the life of the Lines," by Jean Kerr, and ··six- Glenn Lambert, contributing. study, "The law of love," basISSUE CARDS Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bishor people. a very necessary com· pence In Her Shoe," by Phyllis I Mrs . ).fildred Zeigler assisted ed on Deuteronomy 6:4-9, LeMember!hip cards were is-lr""'""'""'"'""'"'""'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•,il modity as a preservative and McGinley. The two authors I ir. the absence of Mrs. Lam- viticus 19:18 and Matthew 22 : sued in the February meeting seasoning. Salt has cleansing, have written humorous satire 1bert. ~rs: Shuler had ~rrang_ed 37-39. o( the Racine F.H.A. chapter FIRST her Ia patnoh~ table setU~g w1th Refreshment:'~ were served 1held Tuesday at the !lchool. Rev. QUALITY curative, and healing powers. on the home!"aker ~nd It gives flavur and zest_- Salt of numerou,~ dut1es as wife , mot~: red cherries, red. wh1t~ and by Mrs. George Hicks and dau- Marvin Dow50n of the Mid- REGULAR itself is of no valu ~; 1t must 1 e1 and keeprr of the house. blue flowers and a small hatch- ghters, Crestlyn and Sheila to d.Jeport HeaU1 Methodist church Certified Oil Station Pomeroy 112 E. Main WY 2-2955 be used. M_ rs . Jones closed with sele_ e- l e replica flanked by white tap- nine members and the pastor, spoke on HMarrlage Calls for Pomeroy • Kr 1 Ed . , W. M•in lt. Jesus tols Hts disciples lhey llons oI poetry by Mrs. MeGm- ers. Rev. Josepu a y. ucat10n.' were the salt of the earth, meaning they cculd not live unto thPmselves, but must go out in· COMPLETE to the world, mix with it and 6-PIECE cure its ills. We too must add saltiness lo the life around us , ENSEMBLE olherwise we will lose our zest, becoming indifferent disciple~ Mrs. Allred Crow, devotional You get EVERYTHING exacl ly os shown a! 1hit leader, gave the call to worship 1 lOW PRICEI TWO Earfy Amer ica n Spindle bed1 Luke 9: 23·25, followed by the in worm NUTMEG MAPlE finish, TWO full 39 hymn, "Bdore The Cross of inch !win size moltresses a nd TWO matching bo~~~: Jt>sus, '' with Mrs. Carl Kautz , spr ings .•. TWO COMPLETE TW IN BED fN. al the piano. Selected passages SEMBLES for NO MORE then you' d expett to pay from Psalm 19, with verses refor ONEt pt>ated by the group, prayer by Mrs. Young and the hymn , 'Oh Jesus 1 Have Promised," closed the devotions. Mrs. Kautz president, opened the business session, with an article,'" "The Meaning of Bf'ing A Christian ." At the dose .or the meeting, a dessert course was served by Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. Pearl Mora £rom a table with red and whil,e color theme in observance of heart month. ·": ,. ; - I I I . Mr. tnd Mrs. McElltlnney, Mrs. · 0 f TWI'/"•ght Gorden Cl ub Hostess.for At Meetmg Mrs. Phil Williamson. ass!Jt.. 8Jllwertd roll caU with their Class Meett"ng . or.ed b M' El . H.art tntel' contribution to conservation. I Scout Awards To be Made ' l.ead~ School Hour Heath Church Class 12 will Have Ch arge 0 I AI tar Flowers at Easter 1 , " ' I Mrs. ruce ft: • IS • Hostess Mrs. Ph 1'/ W'll' 1 1amson IS lnurmedlau CW.1 Daily Sen tin el. Porneroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 18. 1965·9 II-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, __02-Feb. 11, 11115 FOR All INTERIOR SURFACES ••• By the piece or by !he roomful, you'll realize BIG SAVINGS on thcne Early Ameri· bedroom pif!'ces. from OPEN STOCK. Features. includ• mellow NUTMEG MAPLE finish , LIFETIME PLASTIC tops, torner blocked case pieces, plastic centttr guided drawers., dovetailed front and rear, ti lting mirrors . . . furniture as PRACTICAL 01 it is LOVELY at prices lo pleose the most thrifty! PIASTER, DRY WAll CON· CRH~ BRICK, l'jOOD, WALL BOARD, DR PIIWOUSLY PAINTED IIETAL can ,Now! A posture-type mattress at a down-to-earth wilb V""p.wd't DEKOR price! ........ tllte ANNUAL NATIONWIDl: HRTA·f'OITUIII"* MATTRESS LATEX FLAT • WALL FINISH ttom bs~ent to lttk:, b!CIUM o1 Its ~tltlty of ad•ptjnt to .......... and •w .,,lA9 PE'it GALLON 39.95 : EBERSBACH ·HARDWARE NEverythlnt In Hordwore" POMERO'I' 49.95 Washers Dryers dJ9-t inf.oot SUI'flbl, t. wbltl IGd IOtftOIIJ AvaljlbJe ·~ WORLD FAMOUS DEPENDABLE Maytag Tht UM of 0.\or ISIUf'll ltltlnl buutr •d u:ttDdtd tr.oftOinJ, lniAJ We Service We Install OHIO e FREE DELMRY .EASY IUDGO TERMS ......tM. . .IRTAoPOaTUIIU M-.TTRlh , ; • (lCMtft "Smooth-lot" construcllOn ..• no tlhllten ••ttons or M1s ... ltfl'llnt smootiHop ' mntort • Sturd7 llnvy-dutr 'WOvta stupe covtf •.. trJtldtome lftdloRJ..wodn•• r IIII'Jn·llptrecl c;oil1 rA ~rtclalttl (Of llit htllthful, tirrn. supPlrt ~Milt • hit or ~ift widtll 39!! ' Desk & Ch1ir 59.95 Rutland Furn·i t·ure SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND, O. . �> > - most spectacular journey il tht world. It has abundant ralnlall <J.na many great rivers whlch could be dammed for recree [Continued From Page I) tiona! use or power production ing Appalachia a more attrac- And it hu fl mUlion acrea ot tive place for industries to lo- hardwood forests . cate and for tourists to visit. Q. How will 'these useb be Q. Who will administer lh e exploited in the p:-opoaed eeon development program? f A. The bill s!:!t.s up an Appa- omic development program ~~~'''II lachian regional commission, A. Tourism wUJ be II'Jcour '.1 i ~ · , J, ' \"11 I M!!t!lilmmt!I!MXZ£4Jcatv+.w,.>~<li!B composed of representatives ap- aged through the new highway ' ·'!I ·•II . Obio River - Queen City up pointed by the governors of s"stem and development of in "j I j( ,,,. '' 14, 2:45 a.m.; Harvey Jordan each of lhe 1l participating l~n(f lakes. The Army Engineers up 14, 5:40 a.m.: Philip Sporn states, plus a federal govern- are directed to draw up a com ' ""I up 15, 12 :56 a .m.; Sam Housment representative who will prehenslve plan for denlop ~~~ ton up 15, 4 a.m .. .John J . Rowe serve as co-chairman. This ment of water resources for ,, "' up 15, 6·05 a.m.; Reliable down commission will not be an o~ su~Jmission to congres1 two I 15, 6:20 a.m.; Mtss Na ncy up Thirty-four scouting awards er~ting a~ency , but will dec_lde years hence. Efforts also will 1 16, 7 a.m.; St. Marys up 17, 9:- will be presented at the Boy ~hich proJects shou~!l get pnor· IJ, made to improve manage 50 p.m.; John Ladd Dean up Scout Court of Honor Sunday lty, and how avadable funds rnent of timber land. 17, 5:20 .a.m.: Vienna up 18, afternoon, Feb. 21 at the Legion should _be allocated. . . 11 p.m.; Jeffboat up 19. 6:55 a. hall in Middleport beginning at Q. Will there be? defmile quoQ. What's holding up the ttmm.; Andrew Calhoun down 19, 3 p.m.• according to Mi1ford tas for each state. . . ber industry now '! 7:05 .a.m.; Ranger up 20, 5:30 Hysell, scoutmaster of Troop A. No. The. co~mtssiOn ts A. About 70 per cent of the p.m.; Peggy Downey up 21, 245. suppo~ed to think 10 ter_ms of timber lands are in .small tots 4:40 a.m.; Louistana up .21 , 5:1 Boys to be honored include whaht 1s bandest tofor the rtegtton !ashe of 50 to 100 acres. Efficient 'P B 115 a.m.: Elisha Woudsdown23, . htfoot , a .dwoeds . d·rr· YOUNG P£HFOHI\H:RS - These youngsters are a~~ong th e cast mem b ers w_h o WI 11 present_ •. enny, u_ns 17:25 p.m.; OVEC down 23 , ll :- Tom Lyons, Harold L1g d concenrae timber management IS 1 1cu1t 1opmen1 proL 1 . L La a1 un on eve J le and Ro:-:es"' at Hlltland ·s !ugh school audtlonum f rtda_y at H p.m. Ma1_·k Morns_;md Jane Schilling, t_he p~m- os p.m.; Southern up Greenup Richard Hawley, Jan ong r- .. h. h ff the greatest on such small parcels. The g 1 G T G g J hn eeLs w 1c o er . ho . $5 .11 . . c1pals of !he stww .Jn' S ti~Toun(!ed by 1.. tor ., V!ck,! Jlarr_1~on, Pegg~ Smtth, Margu~ Wamsley, James BirchfJeld 110:10 p.m.: Rarbara Brent up ~~~anR. · ~rr~ ro anJ ~ potential for economic growth. islatlOn aut rJzes . Ion Jm tt hi head h.JkerJ. ?ilJJtUy hmg. S;.rudra T<~y lur and blh-11 ltH;e.- Sentmel Photo. • Greenup 12 :40 a.m .; lllinois ng Is • 1Re k amWmil,t oLeen Q. Where will most of the federal loans to st1mu ate or down Greenup 4:10 a.m.; Oreo Krawsczyn, tc • ? mation of timber development Floyd, Keith VanWagen, George moAneyl gto . k n-organizations that would consol down Greenup 5:15 a .m.; De1wor o1 "'"" G'lk R . . no a ne . h d R fender up Greenup 6:40 a.m.; Luster, 1c ar 11 ey, onme h' h . 1<hton . · k D 1g ways. Th e 1egts auth idate holdings where necessarv . . Alton Zephyr up Meldahl 12 :20 Lewts, Randy Bee_~ , ann~ orizes a federal outlay of $R40 and introduce b~tter cutting and a.m. ; C. B. Southern down Mel- McCloud. _H~ger P1c ens a n n~illion ovet" the next six years marketing practices. dahl 12:55 a.m.; Zimmer up Mel+ Randy Ph1lhps. 350 m1·1 es of h'1gh Q - Is i1 true that the bll1 dahl I :35 a.m.: J. S. l.Rwis down The G· eorge Washing to n hon- to construct 2, .1 r 1 1 Meldahl 3:30 a.m .; Knox up or medal will be awarded to a ways and 1.000 nu es 0 oca would subsidize development of a livestock industry in Appala Meldahl 4:30 a.m.: L. W. Swt:et seout at;d. also the Life scout access roads. award. Parents of scouts and . Q. Why such_ a. heavy empha chia~ up Meldahl 5·45 a.m. · d sts on road bulldmg~ Gallipolis Dam Luther l.he public_are Invite? _to al.ten · A. The presidential commls A. This point wa!l raised by Herdman up 3 p.m.; Rose G. I The meetmg was ongmall~ sch sion which spent two years some senators from the Great up 12:15 a.m.; Solvay down eduled for Thursday (torught) studying Appalachia 's problems Plains states who said their 5.45 a.m. ···,.• ' ,I i·~ ! ~ I but was _changed t~ Sunday due reported that isolation and in beef indutry had plenty of Kanawha Ri':er Semet to conflict with another meet , a.ecessibility is its number one competition already. T h ~ y •' . down London 6:'15 a.m.; Olean- ing. economic problem, and "an ad sou~ht unsuccessfully to remove ,1 . 1 'li·lli'~l-1 ;: ·i der down Marmet 4:45 plTI .; SUFFERS A'ITACK equate transportation network is from the bill a $17 million pro I,' ·I '" 1,t ,_II , ; Thelma Ann up Marmet 4:05 a. Mrs Everett' Bates Pomeroy the first requisite of its full par gram of soil conservation and . ,.11~ ·•· I' · • ticipation in industrial Ameri erosion control. It prvides for ., ,:,pi t l m.; .Helen Z. up Marmet 4:45 R. D., passed away Wednesday .. the federal government to pay ' ·' ~ ,, ·, 11 a.m., C. V. Harner up Marmet night after suffering a heart ca . ' I1 1 5:30 a.m.: Beaver down Mar attack at the home of Mrs. Den- Q. Why is federal help need - up to. 8~ per cent of ~he cost of '• .~ 1, 11 1;~.. met 6:45 a.m.: Lucy Jane Lu- ver Well Eastman 'Hidge . The ed to build highways~ recla1mmg and seedmg eroded ~: :II· i cas down Winfield 5:55 p.m.; Pomeroy' emergency squad was A. Highwily construction is farm lands to mak~ them U! 11 ,11 \ 1~1··~1!1·· ·!~1 , ··I Duncan Bruce d?wn Winfield :s ummoned at lO:S5 p.m. and tremendo~sly expen~ive in the able a~ pastures. Aid to In Y .·l · .,11:~~;~ 1 j1p, "~~: ~1:;1 : 1 ' ··.I d , 7_: 10 p.m .; Elgerchff down Win· transported Mrs. Bates to Porn- Appalachian mountams. A two , one _pr_JVate land owner would ~ !1. 1~ :. • , ' ~-(1~1 1 11 ·;~, li ~~ ~t_eid I :_ 45 a m. ;_ Shirley up Win- eroy whl're she was trahsfer- lane -~ad may_cost as mw:h as be hm1ted to a 50 acre plot. . '; h held 3."? ~-m., Jerry Bosworth Ired to Ewing ambulance and $1 million a m_lle- three times RUTLAI\D OPERETTA - StudCnts of Rutland elementary school will present "Penny, Buns and Roses" at down Wmfteid 4:35a .m.; H. E. rush('d to Holzer hospital. cost r 1as much as 1t would 1he Hut land h1gh sd1ool ;wclltonum. In this pholo , Ju lie llutchiso n. f rom the Rose chorus, is surrounded by oth- Bowles down Winfield 5:30a.m.: in flatland s. The arfected states CORRECTION ~r chorus nwmtwrs llciJbi C' ILdl. Doris B;un ha rt . Karen Sutherland, Louise Tilli s, Donna Weber, Jane Wise, Edeana Bosworth down Winfield NO J\1AIL MONDAY already are spending a dispro RosP rnary Ht1·e and :\dn•t.~ De\\ hu rst. •td inel Pholo. 6.35 a.m. Middleport and the Pomeroy portionately large share or their Eckerts and Val Decker Post Masters announced today highway budgets tn Appalachia. EV ANGI!.l.JST COMING thtre will be no delivery or Q. Will the federal govern ~us window sen· ice Mondav Feb ment pay the entire cost of the Evangelist Samoel Zon~ers 1ruary 22 (Washington·;' Birth proposed Appalachia highway . . . . . from Wellsburg, W. Va., wi!Jj day). I system? A must('.:d fanla sy wrll be pre· r fflst in groups are~ L1ttle 1Wees. Grregory France, Mtchaei iRJce, Saundra Taylor, Mindy , be at the Portland., Racine I A. No. States must put up at 1 S.! ~ltl•d :.1~ t ~~ Hr_tt 1; n_ r1. J·:·. t.:m·~r: 1 ( ~~ l.<.t?i:·s. B~en_ria w_lll'r. D~- ~ray, Mark Pierce, John Thorn- K,i_n~ . Andrea De~hurst, Jane Branch of the Reorganir.ed LOCAL TEMPS least 30 ~ cent of the cost of FULL SHANK HALF la1 ~ School:..; ftJ ~t > IX grdtk:-i 1h1a HI ,H.:k, V1ck1e F'r}, Dehra as. IW1se, Rosemary Rtce, Donna Church of Latta' Day Saints The temperature in Pome-- each sect10n of road. ~ntitll'd ·· r e_n11y Buns ,1nd ' Sdwo nover , Tina Spirrs, Pam- Bakers , Terry George, John- Weber, Louise Tillls. Karen saturday, Feb. 19 at 7:30p.m. roy's bu~iness district at ll :IO, Q. Does Appalachia have any 1 • 11 : 1 ~ :~lela Nel:;on, Joy Whitt•, Loret- , ny Miller. Steven Hawk, Dai-~Southerland, RnSf''- ... \\'~111'-r !I• Peggy Welch, 1 and Sunday following church !a.m. was 46 degrees, under 1un-: natural assets besides coal~ KROGER COMPANY Rapf!l:'l", Fnday ill .a P·. m. In ' t, T<JI' ket and \1arll'ne BarrelL las Weller, James Birchfield, Ooris Barnart , Debbie Hall, school, at 10:30 a.m. lny skies. i A. Yes. It has some of the• ~==========~ Jw_ Hull;mU H1gli St·J,,Jc'' Arnh - 1 Little Old j\kn . C:rant Pope, Al len Wil liams, David Miller, Debbbie May, Pau la O'Dell, :.. . tonum . Billy Ha ll. Dav id llidrards. Lee Williams, Sammy FerrelL I Vkki Gr<~le. Margie Wamsley, Tlw f'ilsl irwhuli-s. "The Lit- Jimmy Gruescr, Kevin De- Heautiful Damsels, Ellen Vickie Harrison, Peggy Smith. tt !It Old Wile.'" ,lcme Schilling · ----------~ Sailors, John Thomas, Mich"Tiw Li! t I~ Old Husba nd ," Mrs. Ruby Grimm and Mrs. ael Hysell Mark Williams !\!·il·l.. k \l.trn_s. ·:T~le. ~-~!Pad ~ak- , F~avia ~-eit~er_ w~re business Handy Spr~use, Ricky Hysell : I t>r . .laJnt-~ B1nl1ftt~d. and ' vJ stturs m (,alhpo!Js Tuesday. Bobby Snowden . Ronny Harri'?he Gay Callant," All an \ViiL1tt\e JoAnn H.oush spent the son, Timmy Spires. Ne\\'S day Tuesday and Wednesday ! R06es,. Julia Hutchison, Vk· hams. with Mrs. Pauline Taylor. Ikie Nelson, Debbie Jewett , Jen- - - - - - - - - - - : !\Irs. Mildred Flowers called I ny Ferguson, Marlene Hutton, 1 \ ·Irs Lrna Snead called on on Mrs. Velma Hoffman and Sherry Michael, Jan Kennedy, , . . ). . \1r; l{osc .\l: t:.;nn :md Mrs. \1ar: Debbie Shuler, Becky Carroll. 1Kay Keat hley recently. _(Conlmued !tom _I ,Jge 1) . garel. Sa~'n' Monday. 1 .Mrs. Audrey Hoffman and Pierrots and Pier~ttes Mt1 tles_.Jan. 22 game w_tt~ the Um- , ,\1r . and \1rs. Tobey )Iyers chi ldren called on Mr. and Mrs. chael Harrison, Danna Wiiliams vers1ty of Idaho. ,Wtlllams, s?n and Mrs. Laura Gi bb s spent · na le Hoffman saturday after- Billy Stewart, Ricky Bolen, ~f . ~ Tacoma, \\a sh. , R~pt.tsL the day Tue sde~ y with \1r and .noon. Dennis Tillis, Jeff Musser, Da- 1 m1mster a~~ ca ll_ed by Coach Mrs Okey Hou sh. I Mr. an~ Mrr;. Rill Rollins' . vi_d Schuler, Joyce .Hutuhiaon, Bob Boyd the f~nest guard_ l \lrs. Laura Lou Roush ha s Sunday dmn~r guests were Mr. Lmda Williams, Rounna Pat-h~:~.ve ever had," ts <l cat-~utck I accepted the custodian employ- ~ and Mrs. Calvin Blessing, Le- ten;on, Brenda Spires, Regina ·6-f?oter who ave~age? 20.35 mt-'nl at the Letart sehool. tart, and Mr . .and Mrl. Cari Harrison, Karen Tillis, J u d poml!l per game m 2.l g;m~f's. Tile Letart Methodist Ladies \Norris of JWICtion ~ity, Oh~. Snowden, Cathy Harrison, - - .! have organized a Ladies Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Calvm Blessmg ry Ruth Sauer. i B~G PINES, ( : ~LIF - . AV- : They met Wednesday in the I called on Mr. and Mrs. 0 key Balloons, Tammy Schoonover , I .latrix Joan Men t<J m S m tl h, church basem("nl and sp("n1 the . Roush Saturday also Mr. a_nd Mike Pierce, Phy111is Carroll, who conquered the sa~e dav quitting and wor!- 111 g IHI .\1 rs. \Ianford Ble~smg uf Pumt Penny Pridy, Larry Haley , Joy around the - world ('OUrse that pillow caser. Present were , Pleasant. Sauer Tom M' •--1 Rnb· Brown bert Williams, ' my . d th e rr!_eo [A me IJa E:u-· Mrs. Tess Bentz. ~rs . (;ene· 'l Mr. an d Mrs. _Charhe c1alme Terri IC•-. O'Dell, Gahart, was k1llt'd Wt'cines d :1~· vieve Housh. Miss Nina Jones , , were Thursday dmner guests of ry Haley, Bobby Musser, Deb_ alo~g with a rompa mon wht!n Mrs. Essit Gibbs, Mahcl Wine- . Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush. bie Haley, Christine Schuler :he1r borrowf'CI plane s!;Jmmcd brrner. \l ar garet. Thomas 11 nd Attendance at Guiding Star Greg VanMeter, Stev• Nelson: ·JnTloh a mb oudntam and burdnrd _ Dorothy Severign. Sunday School was 45. Cindy Eads, Gary Hysell, Brene, . 1on e, 28 -year-a 1 PI 1ot Mrs. Bess McBee, Era Shir- The General Assembly of the da Bolin, Marty Dugan, ROO.. and frtxJ~ Anne Schubert, 42, ley , Mrs. Alice Harper and Body of Christ church held ser- ney Bailey Donna Carr 11 a writer and flyar herself, were d~ughters .Jerry and Brenda, vices Saturday night with a Shirle Hys~ll Da Rich 0 found in the cha_rred, mangled · Fred and Ardath Brinker attend- visiting minister from Parkers- and Lonnie T~ylor~RJ ar wreckage of thetr Cessna 180. et. the funeral of Mrs. Anna burg as evangelist. The attend·The pair was on ~ shnrt hop Hart Wednesday in Clarksburg, anc~ was 64. There were sevSCHOLARS IJSTED from the eoas1:11 c1ty of Long west va. eral groups of special singers. Lois Christian of Roule 1 ·Beach to tht- mountain resort The Elmer Harpers are hav- Mrs. Audrey Hoffman and Carpenter a ju 1 d B bb' . f "nTip; ' . ht wont I w Iwn t Iwor . il ' •nr. ~, ing a well drilled and n'morir.l- r h.tldren . ."'rs. Ora Hart and IJ. Ord of '393 Main n or Stref't, an oMid-y -o _-crash~ on the ~lopes of a San in ~ their nC'wly purchased home. ~abel. Wtnebrener were shop- dleport, B senior, have been _Gabnel \~o_unla 111 1·:mgt' <Jt a- . \1r . Dale Hoffman, Hev. and pmg m Pt. Pleasant Sa1urday . named to the (a. 5) honor roll 1Mn. Wilbur Baxter and Lucille ! Rey._ ~illy Gibbs held aervice for the first semester ol Rio ' bout the ti.aOO foot levt>l. - - -·- ,..ow lf'r were business visitors ;Jt Gmdmg S_tar Advent church Grande College, Rio Grande, LONDON DEr\TI.ES in Gallipolis Thursd<ly and Rev . Sunday evenmg in the Absence Ohio. Named to the Merit roll "John Lennon and Paul \li·Cart- Baxter was adm itted 1o Hoi- r._f Rev. Baxter who is still con- (3 .01 were Lester Manuel of fleY became millionaires today zer ho.sp_it_a l_. _ _ hned in the hos_pita I Route 2. Racine: Mrs. K 8 y e 60 seconds aflPr -;J rwk m their M r w •·. Thr- Ltlldtng Star Lad1e~ A1d rs. rene tnewener and Bahr Fick of Chester W'tll1·am fnlllt Gill of tnusic firm offll'l<l!ly w€'nt on met Thursday In the church 11Do nna Sue ca lied on her moth- Rahr of Long Bottom· and John ~ale. Thai wa ~ ;l ll llw lim~:! it • truck ride. H I'OIIIb truck, dlhw ba!'.rmf'n! '1"11e d<.n was spent I~r, Mr. an d '' · rs. Tr ue B1essing , Mora of 117 Kerr str-t Porntook for brokers to announce quill ing on two qUJIL" ~ Those at. m ,Mason sunday. ~ ' ! eroy. tbal the publi c h;1d ho ugh! $5.4 1 The f 1 f M 1 1 from jolting. plduiJII Georgia. . unera o rs . B anche 1 Jnillion wonh ot .~! 11 f'k in the . lendmg werf' Mrs. Grimm, (:oldie Rollins. Vei- l Rtckard Von Schoyck was at , ARREST SMUGGLERS co~:ea~.oks for applwalions in ma Hoffman, Kay, Keathley, t~e O~k Grove church Monday.. PANAMA CITY (UPJ)-Pobehind TIY it 011 one of Cllemllet'SII'tld Northern Songs l.Jd npPned at Barbara Gerlach. Margaret S_he d~ed at l_he home of her lice captured a ton of mari~ Thomas, Lrene Winebrener, :MilSJster-m-law m Charleston but i juana last week on an Ulland in 10 .a. m. 1.1 a. m EST\ and f f Stepside the reaSOtilS that closed on€' minu 11 , hter A dred Flowers and Elva Canter. was ormer 1Y o Letart. She is ithe Bay of Panama and arrestsiokesman said Bt-'alle' fans, or- ! The Letarl ~-H club were I t~e sister_of E~nie Rickard. Her !ed four men on charges of first clloice pickup frolll dinary investors iHHI market : guests at a skatmg party TtJurs- 1stster Twtla R1ckard and broth- 1 planning to smuggle it into Telepho,.. your Clrevrolet IIHIIII' llllout..,. .,._ _, .... :gamblers ltad "suh~tnntially ov- ' day night in Point Pleasant. :ers Cur~is and ~omer preced- ! Panama City, it was reported ~rsubscribed" the stock issue. Mrs Lola Stone tau!i:ht I ed her m death m the past few Wednesday. . . A total of 1.250.(1(}{) .., lwre.<i school in the absence of Mrs. : months. 1 The vast store of the drug, .Were offered for seven shillings McBee while she attended her Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fry and , conservatively wortb $100,000, 34-6902 ilinepence (11,091 f'(lrh sisfE"r's funeral in Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins call- ! was burned. . Stock exchange sources sa 1d A household shower was giv~ eel on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry Sun- ~ ----------Jhe shares were expP(·lf'fl to en Mr. and Mrs. Roy Friend dfY . · and Brenda and M111. Gamet ~~ for about nine shillings , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush , Chapman were dinner guests :ftl .25J when they are ti"<Hkd ()n Albert Thompson Friday night. were Sunday dinner guests of iSuday of Mr. and Mrs. Leon· W PHONE WY 2·2126 POMEROY 6e noor of the London market They received many lovely : Mrs. Rhoda Yeager of Mason . iard Roush . , • MAfN STREET ,,.. IUPI)WASIDNGTON Def~ose Department Wed.ne. Gauge readings: Gallipolis day baued a draft call for Dam t8.2, 24.0, running 46 feet ll,lOO meo to be drafted lD on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 2•.· March. and 3,000 being called 74, Pt. Pleasant 28.07, Hinton tllil month. The ste~up in the drafl wa1 2.02 falling. Kanawha Falls 5.•ttribu~ to a decline in eo. 61 nsing, Charleston 19.15 stawiltcb bas b e eo lbtmeot.s , tionary . London, Marmet and blamed partly on studies aim1Winfield d.arns wel'e on the ed at ending compul.sory ser· sills. vlce. Boat mo,·ementa : Heath Church Class 12 will Have Ch arge of Altar Flowers at Easter Appalachia i' . lh EleIn en t a 'Y Pup l•ts Plan ill. · 1,.l l l ca Smoked Ham lb. 39c 1 I w. va. . I SotiaJ UPI Briefs I j I l•eper-.daat suspeasioa takes . . ... _.. smooths roads, pnrtects Md cargo excessi¥e And oa Chevrolet it'sa prowedsystemwith lllillionsoflnilesofuserexper".e•ce lt. out Fleetslde • pickups.lfs one of big Chewolet Is with users coast to coast. 1 .II POMEROY I gifts. 4 Registered Pharmacists To Serve You SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS l ) ! RUTLAND FURNITURE WY 2-2955 $ TWIN BED OUTFITS ' Early American Beds ' Full 39" Mattresses ' MatchingBoxSprings ) COMPLETE 6-PIECE ENSEMBLE You get EVERYTHING exactly as ~hown at this. LOW PRICE! TWO Early American Spindle bed• in worm NUTMEG MAPLE finish , TWO full 39 inch tw in $iZe mo!lresses and TWO match ing bo Jt spring~ . • . TWO COMPLETE TWIN SfD EN. SEMBLE S for NO MORE than you"d e,pect to p~;~y for ONEJ EASY TERMS! NATIONAL I Pomeroy •• 1 I 112 E. Main Bring Spring Beauty To Your Walls W! OPEN STOCK EARLV AMERICAN With LIFETIME PLASTIC TOPS! FOR ALL INTERIOR SURFACES ••• By the piece or by lhe roomful, you'll reoli1• BIG SAVINGS on thtn• Early Ameri· bedroom piec:es from OPEN STOCK. Features includ• mellow NUTMEG MAPLE finish, LIFETIME PLASTIC lops, corner blocked c:ose pieces, plastic: c:en1er gu ided drawer~, dovetailed front ond rear, tilting mirrors . . . furniture os PRACTICAL as it is lOVElY at prices to please the most thrifty! PLASTER, DRY WALl, CONCRt~ BRICK, VjOOD, WALL BOARD, 01 PrEVIOUSLY PAINTED IIETM. con cb 1 •s. 0 I I' lhe tirst time Feb. Your pharmacist work1 band·in-hand with your physician to safeguard your health and the health of your family . This perfect teamwork between doctor and druggist is one of the ABC 'a of pharmacy. S: M:. -~ I I.,,.,_ -==========::. I Letart Biblical Lesson Deriving from Salt Reviewed I • M , M eantng to an, /s Sf d The u Y. . I I I I I ::.r: God'S Love, ifs ~ I p The lntCehrmedhlate, Cla>Csh Plans were mad~· to be in Mrs. Orin Smith who dedicated ~ taught Duf· l tamed the 1\vtlJg~t Garden La,.n wasb rea d ttondm omt>roybv Miss urc Elizabeth o n!t, . ... In vitatiConl · fr ~harge of altar flowPrs lor Eas- the meditations taken from the fy, was .m charge of the Sun- Club Tuesday evenmg at ber zanrus tn oum us to a he ing the theme, "Time,'' was ter when Clas.' \2 Clrcle uf "Sunsbint" magazine to Miss ;d o h 1 h S da Mulberry Ave. home. a ower arTangement s ow I presented by Mrs Denver Rice • BY ..,c oo our un y morn-; Th . · h f "F h" 1 f1 " t the · Heath Methodist l'h urch met Berruce Bowen. former res1- 1ing . e meettng, m. c arg~ o , 88 , Ios n owen, 8 1when the Homebullden Class Wednesday cvl'nuw at the dent who is recovering from , . b· K ed ted Mrs. Jack Robson, president, store !I assembly center Feb. I of the Middleport Church • I , uar ara enn y ac as d .b d . k 25 . 27 ed by R · ch ur('h . M ·.nhPr~ of the church injuries received in an auto superintendent . Following the opene wit evouons ta en of · span~~ A• egl~:· 8 8 I Christ met Tuesday evening at art: to be f'!.Jn!a("lt•d about mem- accident in Iowa. Mrs. Smith singing of hymns by lhe congre-~from Psalm 03 by !-f.lss ..~ ~ d ~l ~ 0 soclati n ol the Rice home on Broadway: anal flow ers fnr F.a~t~· Sun- distributed copies of the devt}- ~ gat ton. a special number, "Fol- who also re~~n ~rtJc e.,, ~ ~en Edud.s. S 'th th The opening prayer was glv1~ 1 d<.~~ by the ria~ ~ j tions to members. low Close to Me" was pre- ldcned By race, a r~.l mi gave e en by the Rev. Donald Hicks M.~5 . F.arl Kntght, president, : During the budnes~ ~eeti~g 11 ented by Miss 'Duffy, Jean. closed with prayer._ ~embers ~::nd:; ~;ras:~ !.followed by the devotional per- 1 presided and welcomed Mrs. llhe group voted to &lust wtth IPhelps. Barbar~ Kennedy. Bar· 1 hlox verbenas and salvia g and 10d.. Mrs. W~ell Gerlach, I lif'rman Haddox, who has been lthe school lunch program. 11bara Smith and· Peggy Jo Bow- 1 map be . h L. nd prestdent, was m charge of lhe 1 y gmprunngsruo.ma b . . Th 1 . . Hbsent ror several months be- Cards were prepared to be ers . Scn pture readmg on Love trees. The traveling prlze do. usmess sesston. e c ass cuase of illnes~ and Mrs . Car· Isent to Peg East. former mem- : su~reme was given by Linda nated by Mrs. Louis Reibel wa!J ed to _pay the balance on .the roll Swanson, who has bet!n ber now in Virginia , and to Sauvage . :awarded to Miss Hart. 1!Datenai purchased for the JU.naway. . ' Mrs. 0. P. Klein , a patient in me I A number of branches brought lOT choir robes and the ~aptasDevottons wPre prPsentf'd by j veterans Memorial Hospita l. u 1 ACCOMPANY PASTOR I The AmerJcan Lutheran 1by Mrs. Robson were identified mal robe for the Rev. Hicks . I wa.,. reported that the elas~ h::Js A group fro~ the Pome~oy 1Church Women of St. Paul and 1with prizes awarded to Mrs. It was reported that a wall nine pounds of pecoms left for Church of Chrtst accompanted 1St. J?hn Churches met Tuesda.y Mary B. Hetnes. A film, "Farn· case for rea:ntJy purchased salt. Jerry Masters. pastor, to the : e11enmg at the St. Pauls iliar American Bkds.. wa.! mapa had arrived and Mr. . County Hoi?e Sunday afternoon : church. . shown by Mrs. Robson, with Tom Bowen and Kenne~ MeMrs. Knight ~nno~nced that where serv1ces were held. Fol- 1 Mrs. Clatr Karr , president, Mrs. T. A Hennessy as narrat· Elhinney were named to mstaD the March meeting as changed I lowing the singing of hymns was in charge of the business · the ~Tli:QS. The closing prayer due to the study course to .be :and a duet, " Today Is Mine," l session. The convention of Am- orMrs. Gerald Wildermuth had . was given by Wendell Gerlach. h~ld on the regular meetmg Iby Jean Phelps and Peggy Jo erican Lutheran Church Worn- th a rangement of the month Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Herman 'A Pinch of Salt."' using Mat- mght by ReL M. E. Dowson.I Bowers, Mr. Masters had for 1 en to be held April27 in Colum- eln rthe le .tne theme She Kincaid served refreshments. I . 't ua I L'f . "P rayer, ., bus was announced. us m thew 5: 15, w<Js lht> subject of Mrs. Guy ShuIer, Sp1r1 1 e l h.1s sermon topac, usedg ed va arnations and .white Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Glenn the program prese nl ed by Mrs. Chairman of WSCS , dis_tnbuted 1and_cl~~ed _with pr.c~yer. ·If ~od So Loved Us,'' I J?hn folia : wi~h two cupid figur- Hensler and Mr. and ~s. Lew· Thomas Young when Friendly prayer cards. She dtsplaycd 4:11 , IS the theme of the B1ble . g_ 8 white compote on a is Long were contributmg host· Circle of Federated chwTh met scrapbooks of the church bulle- ley. study for the year, suggesting l~es ;n base on wbic'h was '1\tesday evening at the church. tins_ and _will prepar~ these for 1 hAssorted sandwiches. potaUJ j that the purpo~ of man's re- : Y;~oa;;art covered with red There were 17 members and Old testament quotations patients In the hospitals Ic tps, and coffee were served sponse to Gods love s_hould be n lon net. A de3Sert ccurse was guest present including Mr. brought out the tmportancc o1 Mr. Emerson Jones present- by the hostesses, Mrs. Guy Shu- love for God and for h1.9 fellowed and Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mr . and salt at that time and these oth· rd selections taken from the l ler, Mrs. Jane Gilkey, Mrs. man. Mrs. Kenneth Braun pre- rv · Gerlach, Mr. and Mrs. ; er points : It was a medium of books, " The Snake Has All the Herm<m Haddox and Mrs. sented the second lesson of the Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Walter exchange and in the life of the Lines,'' by Jea n Kerr, and ''Six- ~G lenn Lambert, contributing. study, "The law of love .'' basISSUE CARDS Lee, Mr . and Mrs. Joe Bisho~ people, a very necessary com· pence in Her Shoe," by Phyllis Mrs. Mildred Zeigler assisted ed on Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Leo- Membership cards were is· l,-===--==--==-modity as a rreservative and McG inley . The two authars lir. tht:> ab'\cnec of Mrs. Lam- viticus 19:18 and Matthew 22: sued in the February meeting of the .Racine F .H.A. chapter FIRST seasoning. Salt has cleansing, have written humorous sa tire 1 bert. ~rs: Shuler had ~rrang_ed 37-39. curative, and healing powers. on the home~1aker ~nd her 1a patnoh: table sett1~g wtth Refreshments . were served held Tuesday at the school. Rev . QUALITY It gives flavor and ze st. Salt of 1 numerou s duties as WJf£', moth- ired chernes, red, whJte and by Mrs. George Hteks and dau- Marvin Dow50n of the Mid- REGULAR itse lf is of no va lue; it must . eJ and "kf:>epcr of lhf' house'' ! blue flowers and a small hatch- ghters, Crestlyn and Sheila to d.leport tleat}, Methodist chlD'ch Certified Oil Station be used. ~rs . Jones closed with sel~-~ e replica flanked by white tap-- nine members and the pastor, spoke on "'Marriage Calls for Pomerey W. M•in Jt_ 1 Jesus tols His disciple!! they tlons of poetry by Mrs. MeGm· e:rs . Rev . Joseph Kraly . Education." were the salt of tile earth, mean· ing they could not \i ve un to thcmsrlves, but must go out into the world, mix with it and cure its tlls. We too must add 1 saltines~ to the life around us, otherwise we will lose our zest, l becoming indifferent discip!es I • Mrs. Alfred Crow, devctional leader. gave the call to worship · Luke 9: 23-25, followed by the hymn, ''Before The Cross of Jesus," with Mrs. Carl Kautz at the piano. Selected passages from Psalm 19, with verses re. pealed by the group, prayer by Mrs. Young and the hymn , 'Oh J~ s us I Have Promised," dos· ed the devotions. Mrs. Kautz president. open· ed the business session. with an art.icle ;- "The Mcantng of~ ing A Christian ." At the close of the meeting, a dessert course ' ,.., .............. . was served by Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. Pearl Mora from a tabl(' with red anrl whit,e color theme in observance of heart month . I m: I . Mr. and Mrs . McEihlnney, Mrs. When Prelldonl Jollll , . . Dorothy Yeauger, Mrs. Kincaid, vetoed a blll' to permit llllloall Airs. Rlce, the Rev . and Mrs. bankB to opell ~ I D Donald Hicks and the guest , withoul their pnrioUI ...,..., Shirley Roush . I his entire eabinet ret1ped w1lll the except!oll oi Donlel Wlf>. A devotional meditation us- li""_;~:~!:~=:~ Ceblnet Re.lgnH .......::::;~~:-~:.:=:J~~~-=~~ rrter, WIIU was ....... d Scout Awards To be Made yw; l.f'ful• School Hour . Mrs. R•ICe IS• ' of TWI'/'lght Garden C/ ub HOSf ess f or At Meetmg Mrs Phil Williamson assist.- aruwertd roll eall with their Class Meetl'ng or ed by Ml" Elsie Hart, entel' contribution to conservation. Mf$. phIi WI'//'tamson IS' HOStess lntermedime Cln" Daily S<•ll\irwl. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 18,_1965-9 8-Dally ~enrtnel , Pom~roy-M!ddlep<>rt , 0 ., Fob. 11, 11115 -- --- ----- River news • .' > I Alt. and Mn. Daniel Weigand I -!rent WiDebnner ( ~'..."r!\ANY r . ~--------------------------------------- .,Now! A posture-type mattress with V""ptn'd'I DEKOR at a down-to-earth price! We Service We Install ""''"' 11M ANNUAL ,!IATIOIIW!Dl H~TA-POITU~I' WORLD MATTRESS FAMOUS LATEX FLAT WALL FINISH n. uu o1 DIUr . . , . lntlrtC DEPENDABLE Maytag Washers ..auly •d trtendltl emnomr. from baEnt ta of ilt 1ttlc, because ., 'lilY' ot adaptlnc to ~t~ny d . Interior Mrf~Ca Avol~·~ io """' ""' - - ............ and , 3A9 ,....,.. '' PE\ GALLON Dryers 39.95 \ EBERSBACH ·HARDWARE "Ewrythlng In H•rclw•r•" POMERO't' 49.95 OHIO e FREE DELI~Y 1 ' ............. IIWfAoPOITUIIItl MATTIIItlll .EASY BUDGET TIRMS ' • ltddtwe "Smooth·klc" constwcMn ..• no fliiNta "tltns Of 11.11\J ••• lf"VIM SftiODift·tolt comlort • Sturdy tlt&vJ·d•tJ WO"w"tn 11npe ctvtr •.. hllldsomllnd lollt·WUrlnt • Twtn·llptrtd '!lila If "'""'iCII ICHI for tflt ht111hlul,lirm.s:up· Plft)'OIIIId • f11lt II twin Width 39I! -- ~.... .....,IIIII Desk & Chair 59.95 Rutland Furn·i ture SH 2-4811 ARNOLD GRATE lUTLAND, O. �. . .. • .. . • • ~ ' I ... . . -. ... ·- I . . -. . --..... -. .. In tilt archlv.. : and !ll'r. Adrl-t!Je mudel'll ourtom Ill _ , . an 's portraya l oi James I in an barmless tncks and JOkes upQD .- .~r.. ..,.. I AD ' IO·Dally sentlnol, PO'Illoroy·Mldd.lep0l1. o . Feb 18, 1963 for Rent WANT ~ 1'RAILER LOfS::. FOR SALE _ __t1mp_lng_ Eq _ uip. INFORMAnON aRe and water Brown'• Trail ----·----~ ,- - -- -o -'-- .... ...,.. er Par• I SI~te Approved) , ELECTROLUX Sweeper, A-1 "APACHES ARE HERE" a:oo P. • · Du ...,.. Minersville Ohio Pbooe WY conditiOn, haz all cleaning at- ALL SlC models lncludlni ......., ~e:00 A. .._ ~t ' ' tachmenta. Guaranteed. Buffaloe• with optional built1 15 u C.Al'ICEU..AnoH• · _ _ ___ c I SH 9j. WY l-3862. t.us, ~Jtoves, dinette set, slnl: 1 Co&aiiCTIO.JU .. ww " •ccept-.4 \UIUJ lt:OO .._ ROO M apartment IUld ba tb 1 2 12 !itc toilE' I, ke box, etc. Sleeps 6' Poor Du 'If ~hu~tMu• unfurnishd AU util1UP!> :ur or more. All the comfort of D SINC J·: R PORTABLE, guaranacolJl..ATiuNa nlshed. Up!\ta lrs abover . leed and ,.,uip.......-1 to monohome in an easy towing, easy Th• PuDU•ber ,NT"•• "•• Mcbl Donovan 's ul1ce Phone WY -, """ put up Apache C8ffipiJ1g · Tr 31']' lo Ddll Dl ... , .. .,, an, till 11-med f d oDJe<>tlaa•~>•• tn-on •huw.s .., 2-3046 or WY 2--2064. gram._, l.lg zag , ancy eslgn, er - Price $445 up Ask a· ,.....,.....d tmmec~•••... , The '""'" etc f< ull balance $26 15 WY · umew •W Dol br r-uperuolbo• t•• 1 12 He bout our '' Early Bird Bonus 2 · 1 51 62 1111111'1 lAID • • IJicornet tD.Mrt~oa. ~ _~ .... _ c Sale." Amsbary Apache Trav1 ...,,... For Sale USED Army field Jackets, Air , el Trailers, 631 4lh Ave., Galrur w.ol M &ern• FRF:~H HOLSTEIN cow with Corp! covt-ralls, pants and · lipoli:s, 0 ., Hrs. 12 - g p.m. • c-u ••' .-onl oo• Ln..rtloa shirtl:l. Carl Chevalier , ;..ong Most any !.irne by appuo'nt- I IIILnuro11m Chua• eo Hall! c<.tlf . milking unit. Charles ~cu".,to .ft':'-~nt ..... - · - ror l'tuw. c oD- Mash, Bunker Hill. ~15-6tc _Bu_.t.tom. --·-~ __ .-·· 2-' ·30_tp! menl, H&-0239. 2 16 6tc ~ per ~· OLIMWll on pa:IQ .a ••a ~ For Lease ad• pW t11thtn 10 e~.,. F'OR SALE - l11ree bedroom, . CAI.llt OJ THA.NIUI • OtllTUAflut:fl n u .l!l tor 00 "o"' 111111 • brick-frame modern home o Re1l Estate For Sale I tanu:a Elich ll44lUODai word lc Chester Road. THed ki!f'he n I ' oiiTlc& aouss .and bath fireplace , marbl e 1!)0 a.. M. "' '·oo t'. M D•llJ" sills. birch kitchen , patio, bas e For lease a Sohio Station I• HOUSE FOR SALE , l mile• . .t.lniU___,.30 A M Lo U :OO IIDOII rT'J iO EAB'V ment, in sulated, storm win - located in Pomeroy . Paid I from Pomeroy on Rt. 143. John A. Jefrers, Jr ., Phone 1'o PLA.CI. A llUVL1 PJWDUCJ.NU dows and doors. WY 2-5337 o training. Moderate invest· WY 2-6046. 2 17 6lc W4NT A.D WY 2-5292. 2-l8-3t ment. Excellent business opportunity. FOR SALE - i rooms and SJ.NGER zig zag, buttonhole PHONE WY 2-2156 bath. partial basement, new monogram. darn. ek. with CALL GALLIPOLIS 66 in. sink, new water tank out attachments . Pay orr 41 446-3742 Allor 6 PM and 6 rooms, with bath, full Lost and Found payments 11 .110 each. WY 2- I or Write basement, furnace, 2 lots, LOST "~c.;:___:__One B-,0-wflC~;--d~g. :lHfi2._ _ _ _ _ ~ 2 _l_~_stc I Box 123, Gallipolis, Ohio garage. Phone or s"ee Mrs. For Information 0n name Brownie, vi cinity of ELECTR OLUX Sweeper Wayne HBI"rison, 23? Race st., Burllngham. Call Chester, whee ls. rel·em model , a Il l Middleport, WY 2-3704. 985-2253 or notify John Ba iley, atttachments. paper pop ou t Business Services 2 t7 3tc bags. $13.39. WY 2-3862. Rl. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. · buteherJna and cu~ CUSTOM FOR SALE : 1 room house with - - - - -·--2:....:.18:._:: 3l:.o:_ P 2 18 6tc - Ung. Phil Meier, Phone WY bath. Rutland. Carl Hysell. h Z-3510. NEW 2.50 amp 4lB Twentiet 1J I tic SH 2-4524. 2 16 6te Notice c~ntury welder. 310 amp cut&IK,TIONEEII REVIVAL ::;tarting February 21 ting tap, 20 year warranty Cemplotato February 28 at 7:30 p. m. We tntde. Meigs County Crill~Jlghtly at the Hobson Christ- Landmark, Pomeroy. Write, . . . . . . . c.••• Jan Union Church. ~veryone 2 18 Jt POMEROY - I - room home A- C- BRADI"'RD 1s welcome 2 18 3tc ---with bath, forced hot air BH:IM, ()Ide =-~~. _ BELL STEREO AMP. 20 watt ' I II tic heating, stone mantel and PANCAKE AND !Umsage sup$99.95, VM Stereo automati c per, Oiester Grade School. l'hanger, $36.60, Speakers 3' • ~COME TAX Service, JoJm. fireplace with built in book· case!, plenty closet space, Feb. 20, 5 p. m. lill ' All to 12" $2 ;o Ju $15.95. need son • Simpson Insurance Agunfinished attic, full basethe pancakes you can if'at. les and cartridge!, Recording ency, Room 6, Coats Build· ment with garage. Extra lot Adults, 75c. Children, SOc. Mikes $2.95 up, Dynamic Mic - lng, Middleport. with double block garage. Sponsor: Chester Fire Depart- rophones $19.95 up. Mike I 20 lfc Conveniently located only • manl. 2 16 Stp Stands, $2.50 up., Hook - up few minutes from courthouse cables; Jaxs, Plugs. Switches MAJOR Medical Health Plan non • cancellable, guaranted, and all shopping. $16.500.00. Werne~ Radio, Middleport. LOST renewable. Pays 100 per cent POMEROY - 6 . room frame 2 18 31c Tree and Walker l =cc-~~-- - - D.. house on Mulberry Heights of Medical bills, over Coon hound CBS televi sion , 21 ineh cunsolt' near new grade school and ductJble _ Call J1111 Johnson Slack, white and brown, with book shtlf . Zt•ni1h radio . I WY 2-2903 for information. hospital. Nice bath, kitchen, lAst in viclnily of Nease portable, eleclric or ba!lery . 1 19 3Dtc full basement with recreation Phone WY 2-2616. "t>ttlement 2 18 3tc " -e ~ ig , l e r--= B cu ~ l ld ~ ln -~ S,-: qppl) f r room, attached garage and 0 Tbfs dog Is very sby - - ~------ -h · k . \.. breezeway, 30 ft . lot (land. See Grady Crliig. S)-racuse, or 1964 HONDA 150_ Prieed right. oew OrtJes 8 m11 m !tend) $16 000 Call WY 2·2810. Phone WY 2-5367. ens, storm windows, alum- ~~~~e lo;n a~ail~~~- FHA 30 Reward 2 18 6tp Inurn siding. Call Guy Netg- SYRACUSE - 5 - room frame ____ -~ler, Racine, Ohio. ho 2 15 lfc DON'T PUMP you sluggish sePme wtih bath, full basement 12 29 tfc -~- ~-~ --- __ _ __ _ tic tank. Cet Klean-Em-AII forced hot air heating, with CHJCKEN Bar-B-Q, Sa*tlr1ay septi(' tank cleaner. Land-' WILSON & SOn'! Car Wash on carport. House is fully insuFf'bruary 20. PJckup andl mark farm Bureau . Page Street, Middleport. lated (6 months heat biH delivery service only . Con· trc Call WY -2-5212. 2-0-30tc I!Hl 001. Large lot (180' x 180') 2 18 tact any Middleport F'm:· man l~ -------:-----;- WY 2-l24lbthe phone to cal fruit trees and shade trees. for your order. 2 Y lltp 152 GALLON Hotpolot electnc · · Kltc~en bas built-in dishwosh-- ., .- - _ __ _ water heater. All new units. for L1mesto_nes. any s1ze RUli Weavmg. \\'1 9-2826 $40 00 Phon~ WY 2-6103 Prompt dehvery. Emmet W er, range top and oven. $16,li Jtp Shuler, Contracting. 500.110. 30 year FHA Joan 2_5 30tp 2 ---· ·--,--- U'l i available. 1 29 AL' l<>MIIBII.fl lasnrance beeo - -- - - -- - -·-· I C. C. ClJCKLER, REALTOR 1964 APPLIANCE I lui f ' - , , . _ , BOX %29 WY Z-3830 I c•ncelle<" •"'" yow opora I "" ., uoo...? Cell CLOSE-OUT SALE Heollllc POMEROY, omo I llblh MID....tiJe, 2 18 3tr - --- - - - - --- - - REG. CLOSE-OUT lad t'OUJ ~ewer CI"OGNel I Wstll>!d To Buy I- ARISTOCRAT We uve 111 4 ROOM house for sale, t acre i WASHER $235.00 $210.00 Sewer Maelltaet of ground and we11 water. AI''TIQUE furniture, Aladdin . 1--ARISTOCR A.T ELEC. ReueaiMI Ra1e1 Price $1,500 . On Beech Grove Ja1•1;; an,j old iron pieces, mar· ; DRYER .179.00 .150.00 Coli W~ z..a74 oa, • Nl&fd Roa~. Inquire at Guy Priddy ble topped piece, Mrs. How- I I-CUSTOM 7 • 11c residence, on Beech Grove ard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., llf.I<AI'ING, PlumbtD&. llloeUer _ll_oad. Pomeroy, WY 2-526'1. Z 3 lfc, DRYER _ $205.00 $180.00 &nclld - . . I __.. _____ G __ .. _ _ - · I :e-15CU.FT.COMB. Ill Eut Main Stroet, r - FObRt"SAbLE' Thrtee STANDIN Timber. Top cash FROSTLESS $349 .00 $3lS.OO eroJ. l'bMe Wl Wtll. a u, asemen, garage, gas 1 1urnace~ fireplace. 2~ Jots. · price paid_ Marion Reynolds. 1, 1-18 cu. FT. UPRIGHT tie 1 18 Coolville, Ohio. Rl 3. Calli FREEZER $245.00 $:r.IS.OO Phone 773-5611 Mason. o1ter 4 o'clock, 667-35(]3. I 1-20 cu. FT. UPRIGHT 1 Auto Sales 2-13-30tp 1-11-tfc i FREEZER $165.00 $240.00 I - FOR SALE, at Dorcas, mod--F - 1- rm - -Ma--c-h-i n_e_ry. ~· POMEROY , 1955 PLYMOUTH. -Call WY 2- ern seven room home, 4 =~~ J.ck w. CarMy, 6313 after 5 o'clock. , bedrooms, 2 with wall • toroR SALE : Ferguson ~ 3-point PHONE 2 US 6tp wall carpeting. Large panelhitch , 2 bottom plows. Wil-l WY 1-2181 Rambler ed living room with fireJiam Gainer, Long Bottom, World Staodard ol Complel place, full basement and Ohio. 9115-4170. 2 16 3tp HARDEN'S MARKET, S Yr aEuelleu.. laundry room. Ga• heat and cuse, ha~ on speeial Thurs- Bl& car room. ride aod per- air conditioning. Storm doors For Rent day. Friday and Saturday, 1 rormance. 8maD eRr eCODOIDJ" snd windows. lV• acre lot. gallon Producers or Broughb ca11 a1U,r 3,oo p. m. WI • BEDROOM HOUSE 112 E ' and moaagero Wty • , . ton s milk 5!k gallon with $5 Soe 2103. 2 12 :Main St., Pomeroy. Phone or more grocery purchase, 12 Metropolhall Moton WY 2-3408. 2 18 6tc hamburger buns 9c with purl'OH SALE-Middleourt'a tan. ' - --- -- - h f z Jb E. MelD Slreet ..........., est bulldlng, IOCII!al 352 N 4: ROOM furnished house Cor c ase o s. ground ceuck Pboue WY z..38'1l rent in Mason. Floor furnace . at regular price 59c lb.- 3 Second Street. Middleport 4 22 Uc Call Pomeroy WY 2-3872. lbs . ]JQiogna $1.110, - large =:-;==:-::-- --;;-c-c Priced for quldi: ..... lJI. quire at Oblo Hotel. fresh eggs, 49c a dozen- 50 t962 HONDA Super Hawk, $200. 2 18 6tp ==- - - - - - lb. extra good unclassified po- Gene Dodson, 927 Brownen FARM 82 A.Ofthard-- ·· FOUR roon~ and bath apart- tatoes $2.ffi- 5 lb. tomatoes Ave ., Middleport, Ohln. building sites, old house ment in Maooa. Phone 773 - , 1llc. 1 2-15-6tp barn ¥. mineral Lel•ded. !l 5310. 2-17-9tp ' open Sund ay• 11 a.m. to 'J' · ' Smith, Star Rt. No •.I lnsuranc• Homer I PUllca.-. 1 THE BOSS Television Revue FABULOUS FEBRUARY IS AWAY . . _ We've Chopped Prices For 1 ._ 15 FOR LEASE :I :I - Cueltlu ~ult~ ' - I I I 'I ' -· 61 Pontiac--- $1395 $1260 HIGHEST QUALITY, BARGAIN PRICED Catalina 4 dr. lldan. Hydn.mo~ttic. Beautiful odglnal twquolse finish . CINR tntf!rior , Milea&:e a Little hil)l but. ar shows aood car•. FRIDAY- SATURDAY -MONDAY 64 Chevrolet $2195 $1995 "~~·· Supe-r Spirts Coup~> I .ow mih· ~ ~ e E.~ (' t>llt'nl condl· tion. Buck1t ,..h Opt-r;il lll<; t' ml -~111. 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpa. Local owned and low mile•ge, red over Ivory finish, 326 ~8 engine, automatic trans. Like new whitewall tire~ . ra diO and heater. 63 Olds.--.- $2395 $2195 J<'tfire \'8 Coupe. t; _x lr;, 1·kaJ1 inside atlnl out, 4 Hurkrt seats. 1963 Corvair Monu Coupe A sharp low mileage local car. Jet black finish , tin•s ahow little wear, 110 H.P. engine, 4 apeed tram~ . Radio, healer, red bucket teats and vinyl trim. W11 $1895 _ 64 Pontiac - -- - $3195 Just Ardved brak t· ~ Special $1 066 63 Rambler - terior, beautiful fawn eolor. Radio, heater, like new -- Was $1295 .. :~~It stand; pr!n~ 11. Ratalna ne FURNITURE, APPLIANCES 0_ A SR I 35.00 The Other One Just Like New _ _ 6 Used Living Room Suites _ 25.00 up 1 Apt_ Size Electric Range 50.00 1 Full Size Electric Range 69.95 2 Used Frigidaire Electric 60 FORD STATION WAGON · ·· · $6.95 Country Sedan, 8 cylinder, auto tralll5. 61 CHEVROLET CORYAIR .,.... · .. $895 Station Wagon, standard tralll5 59 FORD GALAXIE 2 DR. · · · · · · · · $695 Hardtop, 8 cylinder, standard trans., radio Refrigerators, extra nice _ _ ea. 69.95 1 Floor Mangle (Ironer) _ 4 Good Used TV Sets Make An Offer Priced to Go 1 Rebuilt M1ytag W•sher .. _._, A Real Buy I ON THE SPOT FINANONG ..u RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 RUTLAND, I See Melvin Little, Clifford Philips or Eddie Fife. 0. 1 I SRtOOMPomHeOUSE,C Wll. WYMain ·· roy. a 216 2 5311. 3tc FURNISHED apartment-, ~4 rooms and bath. 1128 E. Main St., Phon~ WY 2-3408. 2 12 6tc =:=--:---~----'f'UlO 4 room turn1s . h-" • ~ cu -ap art· IJ)eot!. OPe first rloor ""' 2:liSSI. II 2? tk THREE ROOM lurnished apait. ment with batb for couple . Utilities furnished Phone WY 2-543$ In Middleport. 212 S Fifth Ave. 1 18 tfc ~----6 room and baUJ apartment ln Pomeroy. Phone w-v z.- : ~ 12 IS uc r 3 19 ==-=---- TRAJLER ~ta ror rent. close to Laundrymat and schools Vall•y Lumber & Supply company. Mldd:eport. 10-3--tfc I I tL~to;(l; 1100 tour rrn'lo furmc::h& ~~:::::::::~~=~~~~~~~~ Sap. tmu .dDaUt)Ul81a. m. to 8 p. m. l GUARANTEED, renewable for 3 - Bu> 29, Ripley, W. Va. r ay p. m. life hospitalllation. Issued l·25--30tp 2 17 31 ' at all ages. Phone WY 2-6166. Help W•ntecl Help W•nted HONDA MOTORCYCLE. 305 2 18 lfc Uvestock series. A-1 shape. Phone WY Dr E V r1n- FEMALE, Unmarried. Several !lieD-~~:;.c~:'~r;,v!• 8~ tobt. 2-6677. ,.. 16 6tc l-'HIITU Copymg 5enlce. Cop . Melvin . Doerr, ete openings in factory cotmng Bleb ,., s~~o.... n.,. ....u ••nNrn-.nt • tes ma de ol legal paper•.. ··tan· fhollund• of ,.,... o,.a ~....,.,. .... • large and small anun· all · up soon, Stator Wlndtng de- t!'ltntn8 ant.tl •PP'""'t.ed tt.--p..r-~ 1111 .,. TO CLEAN carpets bett;r we'll birth reeofds and almosl an:p 128 Washington St.. Ravens- partment. Prevlous factory aauau, •nn~•I"J' na tnforau· 00 Ioan a Bl ue Lustre (:atpet other documents. - "27L Joba. .. ~........ ""~ 01 "~~'"•"'wood , W. Va. Phone .t./.)""1 experience desirable but not lMm Wrtte •.tid•,. l'l.tn• name. add- •nd FREE with pur- Reuter lnlar..ce. Pomeroy Office hours, Dally 4 to 6 P· necessary. Apply in person at 80,.. 111-. rom_, c ase of Blue Lustre Sham- an t e m. 1 26 tfc Imperial Electric Company, •lb Sent.blel. Pom•rOJ. Otu• poo. Baker F'urnilure. Mid- --Middleport. 2 16 3tc ..!lepurt, Ohoo.__ 2 16 6tc Baptist church with Mrs. - · -- -- Leg•l Notice MOTORCYCLE. 53 Triumph. Campbell Harper, American- FEMALE:. Dont hunt work. LEGAL NOTICE - ·ism chairman, in charge. Paul Let 1t fmd you! Let us talk $300.00. Recently overhaulMONA LOUISE ·". Go-Kart Dart. Good buy. Casci will be the guest speaker. to you in the privacy of your . cu own home about opportunities a mmor, whose place of resf$150.00. Ml'5. Beatly, New .Quiet Day will be, ~eld at the in Tupperware plastic House-ldence is unknown, aod Haven, 882-3163. 2 lf. 3tc Grace Episcopal Church ware parties. CommiA~ion White, mother of Mona ADCnoN~tMB~ftie, MasOn, FEB. 111 . day rrom 10 a. m. to 2:30 p. car necessary, but not e:rper: Marclnko, a minor, whose w. va., starting Feb. 18 at Magn.olia Temple, Pythlan S1s- m. Church w_om_en of Meigs lcnce. We train, earn-as-you- of_ residence i_s also learn. Call or write: Royalty I will take notice that on 7 p.m. every Thursday. All t~rs w1ll meet in regular ses- 11County are m~ 1 ted to k' d ha dl Slon at the DAV ball Thursday, and bring a sack June~. ".-.'.r• ·- N lth Sl McCon- 25th duy of November m s 0 1 , mere n se, new at UO pm. 1 · ·• · ' used. £!.;Very Saturday The Willing Workers class G1 netsville. Z..1.3-Citc Th~mas J. Marcmko, night at MI. Alto, 7 p.m. Man- ' The Syracuse Methodist the Enterprise EUB church ICONTACT· Judge plamtlfl, flied his. petition agemenl, Faulkner & Jones church will sponsor a soup, pie will meet Thursday evening at p . WY 2-3091" Mona • 2-13-7tp and coffee sale in the church th< borne of Mrs. Roger s~~ meroy, til '·OO p m a mmor, as defendant In 9· 00 a.m. un "· kitchen Thursday Containers . Ha r--· · · Court of Common Pleas HAY delivered flrlll and secood t b' 'ded j t cer wllh Mrs. r 1e~ 8 rown Woman or man and wife, 4S Meigs County Ohlu 1 S~ampooer ~;:O~n Semct~, SOCIAL CALENDAR Juvenile~ fro~ gam~t LouJ~e 011 llld apan. mP.ntA wY M14St U s tfC' -~-,..-~-- _ _ _ _ 1 ROOM HOUSE m Pomeroy cutting. Also straw. w_ CliUI mus_ e ~~VI ~ ~~ ~u "s the hostess. Mrs. Paul Frick years or over to live ln and No 1371M p;aying' for Pbono I¥Y 2-5385. Stout GuysvWe Ohio R~ servtce,. ero w e IV· will be the devotional leader_ take care of a family of 4 to from. 1'be ~ ld M :I · ' · ered l neces11ary B8 ona = = = = = - --11- tfc 1, Ph. MO 2-2439. 2-13-Jiltp An Amerlcani,.; pro~ram FEB. II .. 5 boys, from 12 years,_: Marclnko, a minor, un 1 APARTMENT, I roomt and SINGER automatic Zlg - Za1 will be presenl!'d by tho Amerl- Jane Howell Tent Daughters to 2 years. ___ .IP'Oundo of FOSS neglect 1 ""th, sbower and lllb. 6.1 S. sewing machine. Like ...,. can Legion Auxiliary of Lewis of Union Veterans will meet In WANTED housekMpel' to live duty and extreme cruelty frd St., Ml4dleport, Pbuno condition. $115.00 - Terms. Manley Poat 263 Tbur•day at reguillr session at the DAV hall! ln. l'bono WY ~-· that there Ia 1 oeparatlon WY W&'llI II tic WY :1-3863. 2 12 51c 7.:10 p. m. al the MI. Moriall 1MOlldujl at 7:30 p.m. I I tie tho plalntlfl iU1d dulendanl .' KEITH GOBLE FORD 1·---------- I I 1 ~- -, . , , _,. , . .. ~ ~-- · . ' · · -· - · .•..... , --·· ... , . , _ ~ - - ~ · .. · ·· ··- -, .- ..__...._ _____..______,. . " ·-·- -·- --- ....··-----__.,-. ANC)NYMOJSL"f, AS E'tE • WITNESS EVIDENC E OF TI-lE ATTACK. MONDA't THRU FRIDAY Sign Du - Newo Scared Hearl Meigs Cwnty RFD PauJ Bowers - F'arm Bill Miller Sho~ Wealher News l'iny's Morning Chapel 1 20 Bill Mille1 Show 7 3C Spurts p k Hard 7' ., ~ lc e111 wan Tu ( es. · Th urs·) N 7 '·•• N ews I 'XI Bill Miller Show a,:JO Daily Light 8 4$ Bill Miller how 8,4$ Baker Furniture Show !Wed. · ~'ri.l 9·0\1 N.Ws 1·05 Collee Wltb Janet 10 00 Bill Millers Brunc.ll Show 11 00 Mnli.Bterlal Assocta~on lUG Moooa County AgrL F•L ('I'Ueo.) tUG Family Worsblp r!'burs. lUi A.S.C. Proaram (Fri.) IL30 Swap Shop IUS Tiny'a Count~'}' lly!Mtime l2oll0 Cement Blocfl Nnra 12,15 Goossler G- Star !1,3t Larry Aoderson Show 1'110 Jim Meeo Sbow UOElectrlc Co. Newt HO .Jim Mees Show 5,00 News ' ' 110 Sign Off SATIJRDAY 6:00 Sign On - New' 6:05 Country Music 6' 25 CounlrJ Jamborea 7'00 News 7' Oo Larry Anderson Show ILOO Top Ten Slxlw ~_...,,... BYWQ P W C C, DYH RYT B H y y 1 S X II QJBR.-IOWBBJOLRQ Yt!'Rf.lrda,.-• Crypiotaaotec Rl!."'MEMBER-'rHID 11r1WD CA.lll ABSORB lJIO lrlOR£ THAN THE SBIAT CAN EN IJ\ '! ' II&XE . • - . mu ~ lhadll:ata llll.l.l WJEH RADIO MONDAy TBRU FRIDAy ns Sign On 7'30 News Headlines 7,32 Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Vallt!y News ~ , 05 World News 8' 10 Sports Tod.oy UG Weather 9, 16 Muatcal Clo•k U6 Co-·nunl'" Newo 12 :00 Noon News ..... •3 9 00 Talk of tha Town IU5 Muclal Interlude · S,S5 Masou Coun"' News 12 :30 The Rev Merlin Teetl OJ JO ,OO Public Service 1'00 Jim Mees Show 10' t5 Family Worship Hour 6:00 SliD OU 10,30 Latehs•.rtng SUNDAY lLOO News Beat 7,30 Si,in Du - Army llour tL05 Morning Melodies 8,00 french City Baptist except Friday, Church 8,30 Sunday Show Beils Ring 00 Tho Ulblo Speake• to You IU$ World Newo JO,oo :he Goorl Life lu:so Masou County Newt 10,15 Sunday Show 12,110 Community New• 12,00 Noon Newo 12 ,05 Local New1 IH> Christina's Hour lUG Markete 12,30 Rev. Merlin Teets J2, 1$ Weather 1:00 SUnday Sbowcaae 12,20 Butletin Board L30 Rev . SUas Blllupo 12.'!> News 0 Grams 2,oo Rev. Amdrew Parsons 12,30 County Agent N5 The Re• . Rascoe Thorne '2 ,45 Country Gu Roond 1'10 Sunday Showcase \:55 Newo Beat 4,30 Baptlsl LaymaJl'a Hour too CounlrJ Gu Round 6•00 Sip 011 /,,55 Newo Beat Corner Locuat & Sycamore Sts. lv HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII l,oo Midway Matinee 3:55 Newa Seat 4,110 Dlscing with Do!S uo lnterchango ~U 5:2~ li!'EAU2Ei, ~IOPORT&.D I~ I VOUR S:JOOE'i!TlOH TO T!-11: RIGHT P~Pl.E, W~trr" COULD HApPEr"i 5:00 Community News HS World News U5 Sports Today m '(21) 6CNS? . Weather 5,30 Dinner Musicale 6'00 Sigu Of! SATIJIWAY US Sign On 7:30 News .Headlines 7,32 MIL'ical Clock 7,45 Word and Testimony Ull Ohio Valley Newa ' ' ~ World Newa 8' 10 Sporte Today U5 Weather 10,30 Soug & Story. Hour 10:4~ Famliy Worship llour 11 ,oo News, Mmy llour IUO PubUc Service 12' 00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:26 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday MatineA 4:00 Oiscing with Doss 4, 30 Top fen Revue 6:00 News ABBIE AND SLATS I Ro..~ndup U5 Public Service 6' :iO Dinner Muai<alo $:00 Sign 0!1 TERRY II< "~ID 1>HmtL..u,:-.,;c:=- USED CAR LOT EIGHT- VII EE K VELAY IN DEUVERY ON THE :xJFA 'rOU ORO=RE?. Middleport ~~~~~:_:::--_::..~--~~~~~~~~~~~~ ylrtue of the Ill treatment on parties are the owners ~ the the part of the defendant bere- household goods and personal ln. Plaintiff further alleges lbat property located in their ·IS the owner o1 lhe un d'lVI·d- home. ed three - fourth Interest and Plaintiff also prays ll!ll upo~ defendant the owner oI the final bear lng ol thi s ,.ca111e, he nne-fourth lntereal In be divorced from said delendand to the followlng real estate. ant and be awarded the care, . The following real estate custody' and control of the inlnsituated in County of Meigs, or child of the parties hereto, State of Ohio, and in the that he be awarded defendant"• Township of Olive, and bound- interest In the real estate d• ed and described as follows: scribed berefn and tilt bousoLot 46 ld oods nd I Section Z!, 1140 bo B a persoaa ~ acres NE '14 of S. W. V4 and erty locatec.' in the bome N.W. part of S.W. v,, as the the part!~ hereto ·~ allmony, same appears on the Auditor's and for other prop!!r leliet. Tax Duplicate for tho year Said cause will be lor hear1947, in the name of JaJ'I\ellnl on or .after the 12th day ol N. Beard, reference to wlllcb March, 11165. 1.1 bereby · made. THOMAS J. MARCINKO REFERENCE Dll!ED: Val. Crow, Crow & Porter, 2\Z, page '933, Recorda o1 Attorneys for PlalniHf Deeda of. Mejcl County, Ohlu. (I) 211; (2) 4, II, 18, 25; (I) I. Plalnllll 1110 atleaetl lbal tha . 11; ftc -·· ·· ·--· --~· - . -.. THERE'S A MtSS X TO SEE YOU. ... BUT I -~LIT!ll IT · -AillUT ·-rliAN~I I' / ' WMPO Radio I 00 6 ~~ 6' 20 6:2: Ull &:S' , 7 00 7 05 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 60-.00 l "Yeit, I've trled rewarding him when he't good-but tho candy I bought to &iYe hlm all went stale!• HY H Y 141M?" ASKS SAM, Q)jKupaa QDIMUolt. GlBR: & J L A 2:·19 CLEW!: A5 '1"0 WllO MAILED THIS P ICTURE TO T~E C~IEF LONQPJtLLOW Obe letter Bhnply studs tor &aother, In thJit ample A II .ed for tbt thrM L' .. X r,. the bro 0' .. etc. Sine"le letter-a apc»trop~ tba ~gtb .00 formatJoa ot U.. -.wwt are eJi hinta. ' Co•l Cook Stoves A" C..RA~ER .. 32 NEW FORD TRADE INS. You'll Always Find Used Berg1in1 Herel 2 Used . . OtUTU OUULD . : DAJU ORYI'TOQUOTE - Here'o how to WO<k 1&1 AXYDLBAAXB KEITH GOBLE FORD. l-l3-tltp l ~~============== b i' oo~o You Can't Find ABetter Deal Anywhere. Now Is The Time To Trode or Buy At POMEROY, OHIO ALL PRICED TO SELL! D. """' 1 ~A:~~=MA~~:·~LE~.SS.OO ~ l'l. Beige..llke SPECIALS! Reduced to $1495 OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M_ w... ... Fruit USED CAR Special $1149 Pomeroy Motor Co. - ....._ 48,. StPQ!Q..Ipl lilacb <lay the eode wtten _.. dlft'~t. 1963 Chevrolet Van a ryl _4 speed trans. Like new condition. 1 1 43. Soutb Amwl BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS 1961 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup Low milea·ge by one eareful owner, good tires, 6 cyl. en gine , solid rab and appearan<.'e o! new trul"k, heater. 46 . .A.~ """""'Y "From Buggies To Buicks" POMEROY, hlllo H.Sqidtillllh ... Grlm&ll<bo BLAETTNARS 1957 Olds "8B" H.T. Cpa. _ Special $169 Aulomatic trans . Radio and heatre, clean body, Motor needs work. c.er..n.- S'T. SUID up &9. CebbMt MANY MORE 1956 Buick Speci1l H.T. Cpa. _ Now $>19S Good tires, runJ fine . Ftadio, Healer. Was $295. .._O..IIIo 116.-...._ Station Wagon . ''550'' Scn rs. One <"areful toea I owner. Shows besl or care 1960 Chevrolet Impala Conv_ Now $1295 One lora] owner and sha~ red interior, white finish, good tires, V6 motor, automatic trans . Radio and heater. - I' I ..... &.w.. IL Leaps at sa. Milnw K N~~~~&go4 Just Arrived Catalina 4 dr . Sl:'dan All vinyl inlt>rior - Venturi! trim. Hydramalic , AlmO!it like tt1e day it wa s sold. 1962 Corvair 700 • 4 Door _ Now $1295 Low mileage by local owner, Powerglide. Spotless in- tlre". --- SUPPER CROSSWORD SU-DI>ulp 64 Pontiac ------ WAK!i UP 'lORE UNK SNUFFY fER April Fools Day •aid to Between 6,000 and 1,000 alan ha·-1.e orllinat.d ln. France in 15&-i, when the reformed ~l~ can be seen by the naked eye. endar was adopted, ~onfusmg ~~mmany . H~l, 150-year-illd everybody. From this apran1pohhcal lnst1tution, DOW ls ---.... Extra nice. rivNJ. dPIIn . IB = and bnkn. One Slar Chief 4 dr , Sedan. One careful local owner. Hydr.. · mHiif·. Power slt'ering and Was $119S _ __ __ ~teenn~ lucal owner _ Hydram~o~tic . Weekend Special $1699 1961 Olds F 85-4 Door V8 engine. Standard trana. Blue finish, Mhowroom interior. good tires, radio end heater. SJ1t't'd 62Pontiac---$2195 $1995 Star Chirf 4 dr. Sedan . Powt< r , ::::at ;:e= shifl . Was $2095 _ _ Weekend Speci1l $1799 . "Petticoat Junction " viewer en- Jn a iingle setting, and with counlt'red a language barrier. the immense help of television Well , wh.Jt was that strange direl'lor Charles S. Dubm, who A.c:laOM sound on "The Hollow Crown?" maneuvered his players and 1. 'i~* Enillsh, dear friends , Engltsh- camera to create a natural 1. EmlNw» lhe kind of Engli.!ill the iood •ideo flow and to take advan- 11. ~hiD« ' "' Lo1·d had in mind in the first tage of closeupr for emphasis JJ. A. P7 · place for lf&nd and nDble use: of expr!:!salvenesa, the lour 1S. Pre - COC'kney . prt' - Amt'rif'an stars wove a spell ot drama walel" 1 women, pre-two party .ystem, and humor that lifted a view- '· Engillih pre-Georjt Axelrod, pre-Lero~ er's 1plrtt• and won hla admi- 1e. Jones. ration . 11. Male swaa Jt is no accident that the gen- F.a('h viewer undoubtedly had 18. ~ tleman who devised 'l'uesday p<Jrticular favorite sequenc~s . 1 signal [t: night's theatrica l enterprise, Mine were Lwo humorous enact-, • ~ John Barton, a former Cam- menl:s : Mi ss Tutm's uproarious tense bridge UnivertJty don , said that opener in which Jane Austen, 23. Brazill-. lts prhnary objectivt wal to aged 15, delivers her views as z:a. ~bboa lhow "the power of the spoken a "partial'' and " Ignorant" hisroru. word on an auditm.'t!'J imagin~:t- torian , ¥Ounding like a gu!lhing wab1. Uon ." 1t d.id iiO blazingly, sub- Hollywood coll.lmnis.t let loose 28 218...On Sllp-kaula a par 63 Mercury - $2495 $2295 Now Only -~~-~~~- $249S limely. "The Ho\lo\11 Crown," which will have Its second half shown at a later da::, is a preaentaUon of England.'• Royal Shakespeare Company. The four per· formers of the American stage prOduction, Dorothy Tolin, Max Adrian Paul Hardwick and the aforem,enlloned Mr. Barton, wert> also the stars Tuesday night, and may St. Valentine bless and watch over them. 10 sood that I won't Tbe Cbatmel Swim: 11tc vlrtu· waste any more worda hope-- a1 certainty of a coktr televJ,. lelsly tryill& to delcrtbo them. lllon boom is beln& Jllv<m a I also adlnlred Miss Tuttn as J>,.st by AIIC-TV, 1 network not .Mary I denouncing the rebel- particularly associated with Uon of Sir Thomas Wyatt pro- color-TV progr-. ..Thua lar I tO!tmg her propo<ed marriage ABC-TV hao already IMounced to Philip ot Spain with her dig- · that three of Its new series for ' nifled and moving undertone of next season wUl be color proJ8 woman wantin& w be ful~ eets : "The FBI Story," "Gid&filled. et' ' and "The Big Vaney ," a western witb Barbara 8taowy ck. AP<U Fool•' llaJ DAllY Nova Sport• Coupt'. Only ll ,875 Nosy mlles. Burke-t seats . Coraul, Like new. 1963 Chevrolet Impel• St1tlon W•gon 8 cyl. Powergllde, power •teerlnf, power br~tkes m :.~ roo n finillb like new. ' w~ ~~-- ~ I NOW WAS 2 2-s8 By lUCK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD ~ UPl ;- Imag. 1nt' the problem 1'uesday nlt:ht ~t the ~eople who watched ~ett woat Junction " on CBST\ llnd ther: stayed tuned in for tl1e next progran... The next proKram WAI "Tho Hollow Crown," I one-hour special 1n Which four performers in everung drfls~ enaeted wrilinl!:s by and about British motl8rcha. On11 swspect~ that many a ovqellltlc attaa on tobacco. 0111'1 lrltlllla. They were ----·-·-·--""""""'-- .._..,-:...... .., ..... ~ .., ··~ - -----... -""" �_.. -- .. ,.. . -------- .-· ~ • ORDER COOI'IES One hundred twenty altend· td the annu<:~l pre.sent.atiOo ll"a for Veterans Memorial Hospll · al Candystripers Tut>sda\ evton· tng at the Sacred Ht>art churrh auditorium Mr s Tom Seally h advisor and Mr~ Homer Gordon. ass1stant ad\ISOr tor the candyslnpf'rs Guests 'o\ere re· (istered by Mrs Robf'rt _Fetty. vice presJdf'nt of the Auxtlt~rv . and Mrs. (';;~rl Wil l. dJre<'tor ol Y·lunteeu '" For the prese-ntation l't'I'E'· mony thP girls rormPd a Sf"~11i-ctrde back vf a !Jhle on which wt>re the caps. C'erlltJ cates and pins on sl iver trays , 8 single pink t'a nd!e u1 holder and small candles on ~dver trsy . Mrs. Will called Lhe namt>s -~ _ ~ • Make Elberfelds 1n Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Orders for Girl Scout cook-lei will bt &akeo from Feb.~ 120 Attend Presentation Tea Given For Veterans Memorial Candy stripers ruary 11 • March I. Tbere 1 are Hve varieties, chocola~ and vaailla, 1 avannahll, S<'Ol-j lfiUI, four flavor sborties and -minb. '('~ Girl &outs will bto koocklug at tbe doort for or- of tht> girls and awards they were to rf't'eive . Mrs SC~Ily prt"sented the Laps, Mrs. Gordon . the certif1cales, and Lwda Darn-::!! , the pms After the d~rs Mnd U not hom~ . ordt'rt presentatiOn. each strl ltghtt>d aho.a/d be placed wltb aoy a small candle trom tht' ptnk 1 liirl S<'out or leadtor . l.A!adcHndle lighted ~y Carla Will, a ers l:ll""t' .'\1rs. Thoma• Smltb, rharter mt'mbt>r who 1 ~ sradu- Mrll. Herbert Setb, Mn. ating. v.hile '" rt'<'?rdJ_ng . or I Lioyd Wrlgbl, Mrs WilHam On~ Llflle C~ndlt Wilf pia~ - Oblioi!Cer aod Mn . Pbll Obed Ch<Jrlt>s R1dE'OUI admm1s!riJ - ~ Hoger. tot spoke bn~t!v congra!ular. . · • ~~~~>-'l'lf->-U mg the g1rl.~ Dr and Mr~ . Ray Plr kens anr1 son, Ray , v. e-n· ~.,~"fl!Wlf&ti'...:\:m.w3 Sflt'{'l al guests . "1. f'' ollowmg the ceremony , r~- y; rre.-.hm~nts were servt'd from ! .l a table with I' Jr. l-. cover. center· ~ I ed wilh a three branch crystal ~ ~I 1·ande!ah1 a m front of wh1<.:h :4 1 was o doll dressed as 4:1 candy· ! Mr . and Mrs John Fultz and j ~!•' iPf'l (iuests wtore s~ated .al • duldreu, Marc and AniL<:t, were 1 sm<i!! lahles _w1th white cover, y,.t'ekend guests of Mr .and Mrs . I pmk and v.h1lt> placPmats and Chester Hammond and family 1 1rentered w1lh a smgle pepper· 111 Delaware. i mint carnation in a m1lk glass Mr . Eugene Harris has relmo >'ase. turned from a busmes.s. trip to I ( ·ake decorated m pink and , Spokune . Washmgton. white st1 JpE's .and pmk punch Mrs . Wi i!Jam <.; Houchms _or I were sPrved Mrs Margart'l l Vmton. spent the weekend w1th , Houd<:tshelt. prest~t'nt of tl11:• her daughter and family, Mr. i Auxiliary. prf'stdcd at . the ami Mrs John Krawsczyn ~nd punch bowl. ass1sted by Lmda 1 children. I Darnell Assisting m servmg : Mr. and Mrs. Juhn RusseU were Mrs . Mart Shaffer, Mrs and tumtly have returned from , ConJnn. Mrs Ceorge Hackett 1 I!Jmols whe 1 e they spent the Sr . Mrs. Fetty a11d Mrs WilL past wt•ekend. J\1aking the decoratwns and M1s. George Childs wa~:~ omitdecorating were Mrs Ma:y ted J:om the ltst of thost! don:tt· . St>amans, Mrs. Norma Curtis, mg merchandtse to the Cluld 1 Sandra Bunc·e Barbara Hoff- Conversallon Lt'ague card parnt•r, 1.'heryl f1fe and Mr . and ' ty held last week. Mrs Srally. 1 Recent guests of Mr. L D. 1' .. t d I o rec·plve 8 cap '-·"e gu· s Diles were Ius children an must have 10 hours _work at I famd 1es , Mr. and Mrs Wdthe hosp1lnl, ror ct>rt1fleates 50 iliam Otles and children Kathy, 1 hours and for pins, 100 hours Jonn and Btlly, Mts Hany Heretvtng award5 wtore Shirley Mitchell, Jr. and son. T1m, and Baxter. Brenda Brown, Char- M1ss Ellen Jtvtden of Athens, 1 len~ Hyst>ll. Linda .Ja~ous. KaMrs . GnH Russell has return- 1 thy Lacey. Jewell Pnce. Bar- ed to her home m Hradbur; at · b~ra Roush. JanP!Ie Seott. ter spending the pe~sl two Lm_da S!nith, Linda Will and ' months m Bryn Mawr , Pa w1th F.d1!h Hapton.~tall, l'aps her daughter and famtly, Mr. , Susanna Arnold, Sandra , and Mrs K. T. Wagner . She Bunce. Ann Crmer. ~\len Ha":- was accompanied home b)' Mrs. l:v. and Bar~ara HoHner , certJ· j Wagner and daughttr , Karen, f1eates and ptns , Nancy Arnold, who also were m Columbus to Sharon Btggs, Darla Ebers bach. 1make arrangements tor Kar· .lean F.bersbach . Cheryl Ed - : en to enter Ohio Sible Umver· wards. Vick_l rf'tty, Barbara 1 :::Jty where she plans to ~tudy i Horak ..Ma.nlyn Huddleston, . medical technology. . Pam 0 Bnen, Brenda Owens, I Whtle Mrs. Russell was visit, ,Judv H1ghthouse, Pam Sylvest-~ Br n Mawr the Wag· er, Sharon Theis11, Hilah Vaugh. :~e~./~ook two we~k C<iribbean ·an . Jamce Wehrung , and Ru· M RusseH's &on Dr. •a W•ll d t·r· crUise. rs. ' et , ~· s, caps an cer 1 1- 0 11 R 11 of El)Tia JOined rates. I e . usse . , . . lhe tam11y while m PhtladelChns Bailey, Sha_ron Harri- ph.a for i:t convention of radiol son, Joyce Long , Ltnda Lyons og and Kathy Spengler. caps, cerY· tif1ca1es <:~nd pms : Linda Dar- I nell. pm, an<l Carla W11l, L"er· 3 4 in Attendnm·e 1 Around And ;: About d/ ! Mid eport WASH CLOTHS MENS SOCKS Solid colon, heiYY weiebl, Loree lise, IOO"'o long wearing twisted cotton except 3% ny· lon added to toe and heel. Knit proportioned to fit small, average and large size man. Grey, black and white. Sizes 10 to 13. 2 Pomeroy. Ohio TONIGHT Long Knitted Top Socks ..•••. ••. , 3 polro $1.40 Ammoniated Window cleaner. Spotlessly elean.a window•. mirroa, 11111 table tops, TV screena easier, faater, better, SOc FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 19-20 Edgar Allen Poe'• ''THE HAUNTED YALACE" {Techn 1eolor l Vine.,nt Prier. Df'bra P:~~l:'t. Lon t haney . Hldt><Ju s! Tl"'rri fymg \~/f'inl~ "McHALE'S NAVY" (Te(·hn lt·olurJ Erne~! Borgnine, .!or Flynn, Tim Conway, Bill11 Sllnr1s, Geu KennPdy, Jean Wille~ . 1 1 Februtry 21-22·23 ELVIS PRESI.F.V in "ROUSTABOUT" (Technieolur) Elvis Presley. Barbar~t Stan· wyck, .Joan fr('f'man. Lf'lf Erickson. Sue Anne Lan)ildon F;•turette: COMMOT~O~tao~:;• OCEAN Colorcartoons Admiss 10 n · 75e Hnrl 4(]c ~~~~===:::.;·.;·~=; The HEEL 1 AMBlERS' very jet age It's a fashion-first on this tailored T-strap shoe or brown Patentlite or bl"t'k upper leather. lh>ot•, of I COMBED GABARDINE new and very handsome fiM line combed cotton Gabat.. din• are your finest buy for the monoyl They'.-. tapered down to todoy't m o d e r. I ta1tes, featur• Continental ' ~j.DMtb SHOE styling ond elastic sfde tob odiustment wfth buttons. long on wear, short on cort. Choose your li:r.t froM tht 1 m[ I' 140B NYLON PANTIES, In coloro ..•.••. , •.•.. $1.00 DACRON SLIPS ..... ............. $2.95, $3.95 For furni· ture, radios, automoblldl all polished aurtaces. and SOc Be Sure To See The EASY-ON Storm Window KITS Save fuel - Uae tranapar~ tnt plastic stonn window kito. 36" 1 72" plutlc sheet with fibre mouldinc and nails . 4 ,., Mona Si1" 29 to 42 $po $3.95 ___________ Boys Sl1" 6 to 18 [__ $2.95 M.n'8 Decron &: Cotton White Dress Shirts N!.•ck stzes 14'-'z to 1., 65 "':, dacron, 35 ~ ·0 cotton. Taper ftl, one pocket, re- Wear them the yeor round for real comfort, gular collar style !lpKiot BLACK ROCK SHEETING UnblPached 40 Inches wtde. 100% cotton. Good quality. Buy several yardJ Luater LHf Toys For BoysandGirls On The First Floor GJ Joe - Rub-Ons - Potato Head - Cookle Cu· cumber - Susie Cute - Katie Carrot - Gl Joe Outfits - GI Joe Guns - Outfits - And a new selection of inexpensive toys for gifts for your chll· dren. Stop In, browse around and make your selections. - POTTING SOIL Created from mineralized poultry manure compost. For all house planta. Od· orless - .t.erUized, wm not burn planll. Ready to l&Se. 20 lb, bags $].00 Just Received New Shipment! UPHOLSTERY SQUARES 26" x 26" •nd larger now. SALI 5 yd •• $1.45 HEATING PADS Waterproof - J heatl. No aDilO)'in& TV-Radio inter· terence. Push button coo. 1 Style 1407 collide with the moon and send back to earth television pictures of the lw~ar surface. The 8()B..pound space vehicle was launched from Cape Kennedy at )2 ,05 p.m. EST Wednesday and all subsequent operations were carried out smooth- ond A eleaninr poHsb without latest colon. SHORT SLEEVE Chester Counl11, Dau~;:nters HONORED ON HJRTHI)A V . of Ame:rica, mel in regular ses- , Randy McKinney, son of sum Tuesday eYemng With J.4 I Owt>n C. McKtn~ey. wa:~ guest present. I of honor at a btrthda; celebraSadie Trussell, councilor. pre- i lion on his ftl"lh birthday, sided and opened the meetmg , Guests wrre Mr and Mrs. Hay- 10 ntualtstic form. Reported rr;ond Manley and Cathy. lt~n- 1we 1 e Mar) Holter and Dolort'"s I nle, Peggy and P<:~tty McKm - , Wolle . A communication was ne~ ,,. Mrs. Conme Manley, Mr!l. l read from Edilh Wakely, diS· MarJe Manley, Ro~emary Hy· i tnct deputy, concerning the . s,ell and Rrenda, Penm and 1Dtstrkt Rally to be held Apnl Shern Hysell. Becky and Rita 1 :l2 81 American Legion Hall , 1 Casto Alter Randy op d h. ' I en~ IS Ma:nt'lt<:t . The Council was ask· · g1fts , guess were served cake . , · St Coun and J<'e f'ream b Mrs R.a • ed to ass1st Gwdmg . ar ·I mond Manley. y · Y 1 c1l m memo~tal servu:es at the evemng sesswn. I D,\Lf(iHTEit HONORED Onto .application was accept· fle11 and Mrs Eugene Gill ed lor membersmp. The goOO enterlained with ~ valentine of order ~rmounced a s1\enl auc;,~nd bt:rthday party Monday tlon f~r the next meeting and evenmg honoring ,·heir d.~:~ught- the miscellaneous comm1ttee is er Nanr~· can 1e we. 1 Isellmg lett . Erma Cleland, couned w1th prl;.es :war~~P 1dl deputy, installed Eliza~eth . "l"n"r" as 1::1ssoclate coum:1lnr .. " , ,, a"d .. va 1en 1tnt.>.'J were ex. Haves · U d Refre~hments wer.e served y changed After Nam: · . Y opene l lhe kitchen comnuttee. 1 her many gtrts . refreshments wert' served by Mrs. Gill to 36 ! <'hildren · i Mrs. Jacobs Holt THE I Another Big Shipment! Women'• HALF SLIPS ......... , , , , , , ...... $1.95 -abrasive. PASADENA, CALIF. - Ranger 8 U. S. spacecraft was l. ading on dead aim today to ly. FURNITURE POUSH aD I Amblers leisure slacks Jn a ! Al l.'oundl Meeli11g l9e Sun·Gio STILTS Lorge SliM . . . . $1.00 Excellent for Vanity Benches, Chair Seats, Pillows, Hand Bags and numerous other uses. Choose from this unusual assortment of all first quality up to date patterns in upholstery f ics, Textures, Tweeds, Mattlesses and Brocatelles. SOc ... lrol, h $S.9S 1 Only 4.99 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . Ht Str••m SHAMPOO and BATH SPRAYS :t•1 dety of the Laurel Cliff Free 1 Methodist Church met recent ~ : l)- ot the home of Mrs Pearl Jacobs, with Mrs. Gerald Pul- : llns presiding Recordings of Ralph and Joan Dunmire bv Mrs Jacobs open" : ed the meeting. Psalm 33 was ' by Mrs Joe Evans fol- i 1 read : lowed with prayer by Mrs. Ed- , ' wurd Schaefer. F'ollowing the ; busmess ses.siun, a quilt was 1 tied for a needy family and ! tk,xes were packtod to ~nd to Martha Pedigo, a misstonary. : R;;ofreshments were served by 1 Miss Marguerite Leifheit to the ' abo-we rutmtd and Mrs Clar- 1 en<'e Curtls, Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs I.... wrem·e EbliJJ, : Mrs. Herbert Wolf. Mrs. Eugent: Gill, Mrs Jamt"S Lewis i and Mr!! . Arthur Wise. SPRING DRESSES 1 YOUNGSTOWN STEEL CABINET SINKS .... $149· 00 ------ Half Sizes RETURN HOMK I Mr and Mrs. Homer Casto ' . ht>ve returned home after a wonth's visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. LUcien Casto and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casto. They also visited briefwith Mr. and Mrs Perry ; fo r m er Pomeroy I 1 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ,.,identtt. Mr. Davis who has) ~~-----------------·"b-. 4jtdte ill II improvin&. DISCONnNUED LEES CARPET SAMPLES 2'1 1. M lnebea:. Wools, DJ· 1om 1nd -.UT tWiiY 0.1 •·BUIA PACKI Ia ,.pular ......, $139.95 66 Inch Stondord Youngotown Sino Double bowl, doublo drain $102·00 $99.95 54 inch Stondord Youngot-n Sino Stnglo bowl, double drain 00 $84.95 42 Inch Single bowl, olngle dnln,drower, ol+her right or left dnln Solo Lolli GENE.BAl &LECTBIG lAMPS $4.50 .... $134·00 .... $82· acrilao, AUTHORIZED AlENT wea.rine rue•. $154.95 54 inch Deluxe Youngotown Sino Doublo drain, single bowl 1 Juruors. Misses. Another 1111 Shl11mentl $189.95 661nch D.. uxe Youngstown Sinko Double bowl, double drein Solo Ciean" Wall Cleaner 11 The non-crumbly type cleaner for pe.inted walls. papered walls, acouatle cellillJI and window •hadea., The Women's Missionary So- 1 ... NEW 79c UJ Women'• Group 1 ARRIVING DAILY ... Modern all purpose portable sprays, Fita all fau. ceta. Green, pink, blue and whlte. $68·00 SAVE SALESLIP51 2S-watt-100·WOII only 25' Save all of your ..aale1llpt from Elberfeldl In Pomer. oy. Whether you are buying a new Color TV - • piano a Jlvinc room Handy o.l.f~14-ttull Pack e~rpet - reid.J to wear - dNperie• dry eoodt - houiewues - Men or Boya Wear tu.ite - only '1.00 - Whatever you buy 1n the 1tore, .ave your aJe. allp1 - they ue valuable to you, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . ' ' lndera Figurfit Cotton Slips $1.95 $2.95 qUirt 1 ltfJc•a te. ,.. SOc Extra, Extra at y ·n ~~ entl :.' ~ ~ Land Banko£ Ripley Orders 3%Dividend ... \1 . :. The meeting date will be announced. Mr. Welker pledged to Mr. McComas his support in the improvement of aid to education in this district. Celtlet ....,, • .... - lllll'l'leo. ... ...... • low 17..ZZ. Slol. . ., ,... aJPt, I Utdt ......, IIIP ... ~ ' ; . ';; ... . ..; ..,.,_ --------.... FIVE CENTS .Coup, Counter Coup Deepens Instability Saigon's Politics WORLD Extn Llf11o SliM 89a Also V"to to Metch At .. .. .. . 59c ~~· YUit&il ~ the ELASnC LEG PANTIES- CUFF BRIEFS SPORT PANnES-STEP-IN PANTIES ,. ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1965 -~~--~~----~--~~~~~~------ In Women's Shanmont • NO. 62 at 51- 10 lo 18 ond 38 to 44 SHINOSHEEN Very Jet- Age , Underneath it all - an elegant, low-curving h~el e $4.95 ond 19• ! SUN .. MON ., TUES. $3.95 White, Sl1.. 5 lo 8 The concentrated vea:etabJe cleaning soap with hiab erade emulsifled 'close wax. Clean• all wax· ed and finished 1Urface1 with a aheen, VOL XVI Just . received a shipment of new spring dusterscreated In fabrics and styles for easy wearing. Sol· ld colored broadcloth, colorful prints, pngham checks and floral crepes. 89c HAGERt'Y GLASS BRIGHT 1 NOT OPEN 25c WOMEN'S NEW SPRING DUSnRS Spoclol lntrod•<tory eflorl Short Elutic Top Socko ..... , . , ... 3 polro $1.17 ,.,... fo• 1 MEIGS THEATRE The tiPerleDce of peer! llobermeo d;ow &hat mla1bapea moiiii&Cfl or tbote Lolettect wltb parasUea, are mo1t likely lo Yh!id peorlo, STORE HOURS WEEK DAYS 9 to S -·SATURDAY 9 to 9 BACHELORS' FRIEND ... ' NOW YOU KNOW 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport,_ 0,_Feb. 18, 1966 .. .. . . . .----~--~~~------~~-.~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~-.· ~-~-~~-~·~·-:~~~~~ ----~--~~.~~~~~~::~~~~ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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